Tyler Henning Email & Phone Number

Broken Arrow, OK, US

I orchestrate pivotal initiatives to enhance organizational efficiency and communication. Notable achievements include integrating project management software for the C-Suite, launching an engaging internal newsletter video series reaching over 500 stakeholders, and guiding department heads in developing actionable plans. Additionally, my strategic.

Tulsa, Oklahoma, US

By holding this position, I have gained extensive expertise in utilizing automation systems, including Keap and Hubspot. I increased the number of active leads in our prospective client funnel by identifying new lead sources. Furthermore, I played a crucial role in ghostwriting and promoting our owner’s latest book, The Richest Doctor, which reached the #1.

Broken Arrow, OK, US

As the founder of Those Guys Marketing (TGM), I established the business to cater to an expanding freelance client base. This endeavor was as an excellent platform for me to gain a more in-depth understanding of general business operations. In this role, I managed up to 30 client relationships simultaneously. My work required different levels of.

Tulsa, Oklahoma, US

I began working with Tulsa Community WorkAdvance in 2014 with my business Those Guys Marketing. The non-profit organization has grown from a single program to five different programs/brands, each with their own social media, marketing and communication requirements. In 2021, I played an active role in managing 12 social media platforms and 10 websites.

Tulsa, OK, US

As the sole public relations specialist at McElroy, I was responsible for managing both external and internal communication campaigns and initiatives. In this role, I successfully delivered three newsletters on time while traveling domestically and internationally up to twice a month to document and report on product performance. Working collaboratively.

• In my second stint at NatCom Publications, my skill set and experience was used researching and writing full-length feature articles on the equipment used in the golf and fishing markets.Along with the print magazine.
• Well-written 2,000- to 3,000-word articles on the most recent equipment trends and introductions.
• Photography shoot coordination of samples, working closely with a graphic artist to create a “theme” around the story.
• A twice-monthly blog entitled “A Bag Full...” for web publication.
• Interviews of top industry professionals in person, by phone and by e-mail.
• Attendance at media events, in which companies presented their products to the golf writers and testers for review.

• SPARKS was an architecture, engineering and interior design firm that specialized in athletic, religious, educational and health facilities. The time spent in the position opened new skill sets, including.
• Presentation development that secured more than $1 billion in new facilities.
• Development and execution of marketing communications from development to post-campaign follow-up.
• Updates to company website, as well as weekly intranet updates for entire firm.
• Coordination and quote shopping between print houses.
• Adherence to identity standard, redesign of corporate profiles, and coordination/printing of all company materials - business cards, letterhead, etc.

• In an effort to grow Golf Illustrated magazine, management moved my focus to the flagship publication of NatCom Publications Inc. After a promotion to managing editor, circulation improved from 130,000 at the beginning.
• Management and correspondence of freelance writers and photographers.
• Coordination and production of weekly electronic newsletter that was delivered to opt-in audience of over 300,000.
• Updated www.golfillustrated.com on a weekly, and sometimes daily, basis.
• Traveled on behalf of the company, meeting with potential advertisers to hear their needs.
• Won the ING Award (International Network of Golf) for best equipment story in 2004.

• As part of a two-editor team, I was responsible for initial manuscript edits, processing freelance writer pay requests and writing several stories consisting mostly of product blurbs. Other responsibilities included.
• Management and correspondence of freelance writers and photographers.
• Coordination and production of weekly electronic newsletter that was delivered to opt-in audience of more than 300,000 for our golf audience and 60,000 for our fishing audience.
• Writing and editing duties across all three publications.
• Processing pay requests and generating assignment sheets for freelance writers.

• Corporate communications had long been an interest of mine and an internship with a superior advertising and public relations department was a learning experience that could never fully be acquired through classroom.
• Coordinated media interviews for top-level executives and local media outlets.
• Communicated corporate feature stories through newsletter development, writing and layout.
• Created flyers and brochures, both two-color and four-color qualities.
• Participated in staff preparation and organization of awards luncheons, photography shoots, and media tracking.

• Working for a state department instilled a persistence necessary to get a public relations message out with a quality grass roots message. The internship with Oklahoma CareerTech was critical in showing the importance.
• Interviewed advertising agencies for a $1.5 million campaign for the Oklahoma Dept. of Career and Technology Education.
• Created flyers and press releases for statewide distribution.
• Tracked media mentions statewide.
• Produced news articles for statewide distribution in newspaper.

Ba-Journalism, Public Relations

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