A challenging job that handles all aspects of marketing for this mid-sized firm. Whether it's social media, website creation, content development, email broadcasts, print advertising, pr, direct mail, tradeshows, blogging, pos materials, package design or marketing collateral, this job does it all. I use all my marketing talents and if that's not good enough, I grow new ones.

Mostly writing copy, pulling together marketing collateral and some event work. A nice job to step into semi-retirement. As it turns out, I wasn't ready for semi-retirement.

Over a 20 year span with this telecommunications giant, I always steered my career over to the computer / software / internet side of the business. You could work at AT&T for 20 years and not know much beyond how to attend a meeting or how to manage a project. That wasn't for me. I always looked for and generally found within that big company interesting work that challenged me. My accomplishments included being instrumental in launching the first workflow automation software to hit the U.S.and launching a new media platform for the internet.My marketing and communication expertise had a bell-shaped head look to it; but, I'm not complaining. Right about now, I should be saying "after taking early retirement, I've never looked back." But that's not true. I often do look back and with gratitude. I'll always be grateful for the growth opportunities I was given (sometimes fought for) there.