Marc Jampole
Marc Jampole is the principal of Jampole Communications, one of the premier marketing communications agencies in western Pennsylvania. The current client roster of Jampole Communications includes FORTUNE 500 corporations, high tech companies, nonprofit organizations and professional service firms. Marc has received numerous regional and national awards for his advertising, public relations and financial communications work.
Marc has published articles on marketing communications, public relations and crisis communications in such publications as the Journal of the American Bankruptcy Institute, Industry Week, Nonprofit World, Broadband Solutions, Dynamic Business, Bacon's ExpertPR, BtoBmarketer, LeFile, Small Business New and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. He routinely speaks on communications issues at universities and the seminars of regional and national business associations.
Before forming Jampole Communications, Marc was employed as a vice president for the Pittsburgh offices of Burson-Marsteller and Ketchum Communications. Marc's prior experience also includes employment as a television news reporter covering high technology in Silicon Valley, a manager in the public affairs departÃÆ'Æ''Ã...¡ÃÆ''šÃ'šÃ‚¬ment of Pacific Northwest Bell and marketing manager of a Midwest adhesives company. Marc's production of the 1980 election coverage for NBC's San Francisco affiliate was nominated for an Emmy. Marc also taught French and German language and literature and filmmaking at the University of Washington.
When Marc graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee summa cum laude, he received the scholarship as the outstanding student. Marc also received a Master of Arts from the University of Washington, and has conducted independent research at the University of Berlin, Germany, on a Fulbright Fellowship.
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Marc has published articles on marketing communications, public relations and crisis communications in such publications as the Journal of the American Bankruptcy Institute, Industry Week, Nonprofit World, Broadband Solutions, Dynamic Business, Bacon's ExpertPR, BtoBmarketer, LeFile, Small Business New and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. He routinely speaks on communications issues at universities and the seminars of regional and national business associations.
Before forming Jampole Communications, Marc was employed as a vice president for the Pittsburgh offices of Burson-Marsteller and Ketchum Communications. Marc's prior experience also includes employment as a television news reporter covering high technology in Silicon Valley, a manager in the public affairs departÃÆ'Æ''Ã...¡ÃÆ''šÃ'šÃ‚¬ment of Pacific Northwest Bell and marketing manager of a Midwest adhesives company. Marc's production of the 1980 election coverage for NBC's San Francisco affiliate was nominated for an Emmy. Marc also taught French and German language and literature and filmmaking at the University of Washington.
When Marc graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee summa cum laude, he received the scholarship as the outstanding student. Marc also received a Master of Arts from the University of Washington, and has conducted independent research at the University of Berlin, Germany, on a Fulbright Fellowship.
Marc is the author of OpEdge, a blog that ta
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