Mark A. Miner is an award-winning public relations, marketing and publishing advisor who since 1985 has crafted the image of professional service firms as they've become key decision-makers at the table of business and civic leadership. He's published the first book connecting Judeo-Christian values with the leadership qualities of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Post-Covid, his work has included strategic guidance for a pre-IPO company preparing its culture for a potential public liquidity event -- crisis communications advice in a high-profile white-collar fraud matter -- podcasts featuring corporate lawyers as subject matter experts in cutting edge issues -- co-executive-producing a nationally award museum exhibit and documentary -- and carrying the torch of his deceased co-author, Steelers hall-of-honor player and broadcaster Tunch Ilkin, widely beloved for his insights into the "Steelers Way" as spelled out in their book.In 2005, still in his early 40s, Miner was inducted into the prestigious "Renaissance Hall of Fame" of the Public Relations Society of America, the world's largest organization for PR professionals. Above all, he is recognized for an ability to think strategically, work successfully with differing personalities, exercise sound judgment and “get things done.”His firm Miner Communications advises CEOs and business owners on how to build their differentiating brand more effectively and in VIP relationship-building. Clients primarily have been in the fields of law, accounting, engineering, wealth management and economic development as well as resort development in the Americas and Europe.His firm Minerd.com Publishing has produced titles of high quality non-fiction, including "Forged in Steel: The Seven Time-Tested Leadership Principles Practiced by the Pittsburgh Steelers," co-authored by Tunch Ilkin and Damian Williams, and "Well At This Time: The Civil War Diaries of Ephraim Miner."A community leader, Miner is vice chair of the Beaver Station Operating Committee of the Beaver Area Heritage Foundation and a member of the board of the Beaver County Foundation. Earlier, he was on the executive committee of the American Cancer Society's Pittsburgh Unit and Mental Health Association of Beaver County and chaired the Beaver Area Heritage Museum for 5 years. More: http://www.markminer.com/05-bio.htm
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