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Scottsdale, Arizona, Us

After a 14-year marketing communications career in the electronics industry, specifically in the areas of surface mount technology and back-end semiconductor equipment, I gained invaluable entrepreneurial experience launching two businesses, including a marketing services company where I continued to serve clients in the electronics industry. In 2007 I launched Key Marketing Communications, LLC (now dba RUNMARK). We serve a variety of clients, specializing in full service marketing communications for industrial and manufacturing companies.A combination of direct industry experience and entrepreneurial mindset, including lots of fresh ideas outside the electronics industry, makes RUNMARK a great fit for taking on your marketing communications challenges. We are more than capable of managing in-house resources and outside agencies and vendors, or rolling up our sleeves and getting the work done. Most importantly, we work easily alongside engineers, product managers and top management to get things done.FREE 30-minute consultation: https://runmark.net/free-marketing-consultation/

Atlanta, Georgia, Us

I bring my 30 years of B2B marketing experience in the manufacturing and industrial space to support Clear iQ client UX (user interface) design and other marketing initiatives.Clear iQ is a qualitative and quantitative, fact-based management consulting firm that helps $500M+ companies find and implement actionable solutions to their most important challenges, gain a competitive edge, leverage data to make smart decisions, and drive more revenue.

Chalfont, Pa, Us

My company serves as the outsourced marketing communications department for MATCOR, handling all web and marketing material development, search engine optimization (SEO) and pay-per-click advertising, trade show management, public relations and social media.

In this role I helped promote the microelectronics industry, the international IMAPS organization, local chapter events and networking among industry peers. I used the latest email and event platforms, social media and the imapsaz.org website to get the word out, in addition to providing in-person support at events. The Arizona Chapter serves the IMAPS (imaps.org) members residing in Arizona and New Mexico. The IMAPS Arizona Chapter promotes and cultivates a local forum for the exchange of technical information and industry solutions relating to microelectronics to help our members and their companies better compete in today’s global economy. The chapter holds technical meetings, plant tours, and networking social events throughout the year.

Phoenix, Arizona, Us

The Phoenix Metro Chamber Foundation supports children, families, veterans and pets through fundraising, volunteer efforts and charitable partnerships.

Tustin, Ca, Us

Through my company Key Marketing & Promotions, I helped Hesse Mechatronics (formerly Hesse & Knipps) plan and manage all of their marketing communications efforts in the Americas, including:• Promoting technical presentations on wire bonding/wedge bonding, including a series "Why Wedge Bond" which details the advantages of wedge bonding over traditional ball bonding• Development of the wire bonding video demonstration website www.wirebonddemo.com• Electronics & semiconductor industry trade show marketing• Social media marketing• Online advertising• Graphic design and production of marketing collateral

So very pleased to have handed the reigns over to the very capable Sheila Jacobs for the 2015 year. I will remain involved for 2015 as communications chair for this wonderful nonprofit that educates, mentors and inspires women to build and grow successful businesses.I became involved with The Women's Business Forum (WBF - www.womensbusinessforum.org) more than six years ago when I first launched my business. I was terrified! WBF inspired me to be confident and learn from others who had been-there-done that. I was welcomed, even by women in the same type of business. What a breath of fresh air!Three years in, I became stuck and frustrated. I was not earning enough money from my business to justify its existence, but I was not ready to give up. WBF gave me two great programs: Mentoring and Masterminds. These programs have been have been life-changing, enabling me to triple my business in the past three years. I am absolutely still a "success in progress," but I no longer struggle with my business merely existing.If any of this resonates with you, then WBF is for you!I adore this organization and have been honored to serve as a past president. I am still involved after more than eight years and gladly take on this role because I believe deeply in the importance of our work and think that, together, we can help others achieve their vision of business success. With the WBF behind you, anything and everything is possible!Please contact me any time with your ideas about how WBF can best serve you.

The Womens Business Forum mission is a non-for-profit organization whose mission is to educate, mentor and inspire women to build and sustain viable businesses.Supporting women entrepreneurs is one of my passions!

As marketing communications director at Datacon North America, I managed all of the company's marketing efforts in North America, including advertising, trade shows, public relations, marketing collateral development and promotional products. In addition I supported the sales staff with sales presentation materials.

As marketing communications director/manager at Quad Systems, I managed all of the company's marketing efforts in North America, including advertising, trade shows, public relations, marketing collateral development and promotional products. In addition I supported the sales staff with sales presentation materials.

As Federal Region Administrator for Banyan Systems, I provided administrative, marketing and sales support, developed sales presentations, managed the demonstration inventory and managed all office functions.