Marcomm/PR specialist turned academic, B.G. Smith has managed market research, publishing, and brand marketing campaigns. In his writing endeavors, Smith explores the rise of Public Relations, the relationship between people and brands, and the deeper theoretical workings of communication in everyday events.
Smith recently won the IPR’s Ketchum Excellence in PR Award. He teaches writing and editing public relations classes at the University of Maryland while he finishes his Ph.D. in Communication & Public Relations and otherwise strategizes future career pursuits.
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25062010
Rob Kennedy(04:49:08) :
Hi Brian. Congratulations on everything you have done since I last talked to you. It was probably four or five years ago when we were working at EE together. In some ways it seems like forever ago, and in some ways it seems like yesterday.
I wanted to run a few questions by you and get some feedback. I know this is completely out of the blue, but you’ll see where I’m going with it. Can I get a personal email that I can contact you with?
Again, its great to see people I know find success and it looks like you’re doing great. Look forward to communicating with you soon.
PR/Marcomm professional turned Academic, B.G. Smith has managed market research, publishing, and brand marketing campaigns. In his research, Smith explores the influences on the development of public relations, including integrated marketing communication (IMC), social media, the relationship between people and organizations. In his spare time, Smith enjoys contemplating the deeper theoretical workings of communication in everyday events, and writing about them.
Smith's research has won awards including the the ICA Plank Award (2008) and the IPR Ketchum award (2007). He teaches writing and editing public relations classes at the University of Maryland while he finishes his Ph.D. in Communication and Public Relations and otherwise strategizing future career pursuits.
Hi Brian. Congratulations on everything you have done since I last talked to you. It was probably four or five years ago when we were working at EE together. In some ways it seems like forever ago, and in some ways it seems like yesterday.
I wanted to run a few questions by you and get some feedback. I know this is completely out of the blue, but you’ll see where I’m going with it. Can I get a personal email that I can contact you with?
Again, its great to see people I know find success and it looks like you’re doing great. Look forward to communicating with you soon.
Rob Kennedy
Thanks Rob! Those were some fun times to say the least. Good to hear from you. Woulod love to catch up.