Crayton Webb Email & Phone Number

Dallas, Tx, Us

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

Crayton Webb is the owner and CEO of Sunwest Communications, a 35-year old public relations and public affairs firm.

Dallas, Texas

Crayton Webb joined Mary Kay, Inc. in Dallas, Texas as a lobbyist in the Government Relations Department in 2005, was named Director of Corporate Communications & CSR in 2008 and Vice President in 2014. In his 12 years with Mary Kay, Crayton launched the company’s CSR strategy, Pink Changing Lives, evolving its philanthropic efforts into a strategic, multi-platform program with a global reach. In addition to his CSR and sustainability work, Webb also led the company’s global media relations, reputation management, public relations and crisis communications efforts across nearly 40 markets around the world.

Dallas, Texas

From 2007 to 2009, Webb was a guest political columnist for D CEO Magazine, a publication of D Magazine.

Dallas, Texas

•Responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Office of the Mayor, management of staff•Served as Mayor’s spokesperson and oversaw all media relations•Spearheaded mayoral initiatives, served as Mayor’s representative to committees/functions•Chief aide and advisor to the Mayor of Dallas, Texas

Dallas, Texas

•Directed all aspects of United Way’s communications including media & public relations, advertising, recognition & PR events & collateral materials •Media spokesperson & organization’s representative at public speaking engagements•Developed organization’s key messages, branding initiative and communications strategy•Managed Communications Department staff including special events and publications

Dallas, Texas

•Awarded Dallas Press Club “Katie” for Texas’ first investigative series on black mold•Broke investigative news stories and reported daily news events at Dallas City Hall •Selected to cover major news events including the 2000 Presidential election in Austin, Texas and 1999’s Hurricane Brett in Corpus Christi, Texas

Austin, Texas

•Named “Best Reporter” (Div.2) by the Texas Associated Press Broadcasters, 1997•Regular fill-in anchor on morning and weekend newscasts•Covered major news events including the opening of the George H.W. Bush Library in College Station, Texas; the execution of Karla Faye Tucker; First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton’s visit to Austin; and the deployment of Texas military troops to the Middle East

Boise, Idaho

•Covered three sessions of the Idaho Legislature and spearheaded station’s 1996 election coverage•Received “Best Investigative Report” & “Best News Story” awards from the Idaho State Broadcasters Association, 1997 -- recognized for “Best Campaign Coverage” by the Boise Weekly, 1996•Anchored and produced weekly Sunday morning public affairs show; filled-in as anchor on weekday, weekend and morning newscasts

Bend, Oregon

•Photographed, wrote & edited daily news stories•Filled-in as anchor on weekday and morning newscasts•Spearheaded 1994 election coverage; created weekly segment, “Serving Central Oregon”