Eric Seidel Email & Phone Number

Wherever you are, whomever you talk to, you're leaving impressions. About yourself, your business, your life. The Internet has made it possible for any one to share their impressions about you. Eric Seidel is in the impression business.20+ years ago, Eric took his 25-plus years in the newsroom to the corporate boardroom. He has worked with some of the nation’s and world’s largest corporations, and on their biggest projects:--Helped prepare the top executives of Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co. for their successful competition for the world’s largest defense contract in history, the Joint Strike Fighter (F-35).--Worked with executives of Southern Nuclear Operating Co. as they made preparations to become the first U.S. utility in decades to be licensed for new nuclear generators by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.--Prepared Chevron executives for major media opportunities in the Far East and South America.During his broadcast news and programming career, he hired and developed nationally syndicated radio/TV hosts, Sean Hannity and Clark Howard.Additionally, several of his news protégés went on to network careers from their positions on his staff at WGST, Atlanta, which at the time was the Southeast's largest and most highly honored radio new staff. He’s captured major awards, including the International Programming Award, a national Sigma Delta Chi/Society of Professional Journalists Award, and several regional Radio-TV News Director Association Edward R. Murrow Awards.Since founding The Media Trainers®, LLC in 1997, Eric has coached, trained and consulted hundreds of C-Suite executives at many of the Fortune 500 companies. His clients represent a wide spectrum of industries.Eric graduated the renowned University of Missouri School of Journalism. He’s worked in several major media markets, including New York City, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Baltimore and his native Washington, DC, where he was the U.S. Supreme Court Correspondent for CNN.

Listed skills include Media Relations, Public Relations, Crisis Communications, Broadcast, and 46 others.