Steve "Podcaststeve" Lubetkin Email & Phone Number

At the Lubetkin Media Companies, we tell our clients' stories in sound and images.Our StateBroadcastNews.com division is an audio, video, and photojournalism news service. It produces original news content and video and audio content to be distributed for re-use by other news organizations. Clients include NJSpotlight.com and GlobeSt.com.Our Professional Podcasts division produces award-winning, dramatic and artistic corporate, event, and documentary videos and photojournalism. We also produce audio, video, and photos for the Internet .Steve Lubetkin Photography produces corporate, event and lifestyle photography.Our Elevator Pitch Videos unit creates economical entry-level videos for organizations and individuals for use as video résumés or for inclusion on their websites.

Trenton, Nj, Us

Write a monthly column on computers and technology trends for this 20,000+ circulation biweekly newspaper serving the affluent Southern New Jersey Jewish community. Also regularly contribute technology features to the companion quarterly magazine, "Attitudes."

Through our StateBroadcastNews.com newsgathering division, served as New Jersey/Philadelphia reporter for commercial real estate news website. Interested in news stories relating to trends, deals, people moves, and other events in the CRE marketplace for New Jersey and Philadelphia/Eastern PA.

Prior to its acquisition by the Conference Board, the Society for New Communications Research was a global think tank dedicated to the advanced study of new communications tools, technologies and emerging modes of communication, and their effect on traditional media, professional communications, business, culture and society.

Fort Worth, Texas, Us

National Broadcast News Correspondent, producing radio and TV-style news reporting for the re-launch of this website and print publication (formerly SmartCEO.com) aimed at CEOs of small- to medium-sized companies.

New York, Ny, Us

Charlotte, Nc, Us

Left the bank 12/2004 after managing media relations through the successful completion of the BAC-Fleet merger. Led national media relations team of four professionals (three senior vice presidents and a vice president) handling all media relations for the Consumer Segment of Bank of America (NYSE: BAC), a $1 trillion (assets) financial services company (Consumer Segment generates 70% of the Company’s $39 billion in annual revenues). Named to position following Bank of America’s acquisition of FleetBoston Financial Corporation in October 2003. Served as chief media relations counsel to President of Consumer Banking (distribution arm) and President of Consumer Products (product development and manufacturing arm) of the bank, including representing them with and accompanying them in interviews with the national and top tier regional news media. Responsible for development of executive news media visibility strategies and national news media planning for the consumer segment.

Regional director of media relations for NJ/PA market for $200 billion northeastern diversified financial services company. Organize media relations programs surrounding company activities, including community events, executive communications, news interviews.

Eugene, Oregon, Us

New York, Ny, Us

Assisted Managing Director-Ratings Development and Communications to establish new external communications department, promoting S&P bond rating activities in corporate, municipal, insurance, financial institutions, structured finance, and international sectors.

Blue Bell, Pennsylvania, Us

At Unisys, Steve was communications relationship manager for product divisions responsible for PCs, UNIX based minicomputers, financial information systems, and image processing systems, making these highly technical subjects understandable and accessible to a wide range of trade and general interest news media. He also handled public relations for Unisys at such major computer industry trade shows as COMDEX, UNIX Expo, Uniforum, PC Expo, and INFO.

At Conrail, Steve helped orchestrate management's successful media relations strategy that persuaded Congress to privatize the company through a public stock offering (which took place March 26, 1987. Until 1993, this was the largest initial public offering in U.S. history). His article on the media relations campaign behind the Conrail privatization process appeared in the Fall 1995 issue of The Public Relations Strategist, a quarterly publication of the Public Relations Society of America. He also handled crisis communications for a wide range of issues, including train collisions and derailments, hazardous materials spills, fatalities, and labor issues such as strikes and layoffs. He wrote numerous speeches, published articles, and Congressional testimony for Conrail senior executives, including its chairman. He also supervised editors of Conrail’s employee magazine and several newsletters.

Radio news anchor and broadcast production engineer. Wrote news, gathered audio actualities from field and from newsroom, prepared and announced hourly and half-hourly newscasts. Also operated station's control room for live and taped programs. Held FCC 3rd Class License with Broadcast Endorsement; monitored transmitter and prepared transmitter logs

Neptune, Nj, Us

Sh'Liach Kehillah Certificate, Jewish Spiritual Studies

Mba, Business Administration

Ba, Spanish And Philosophy (Dual Major)

High School Diploma