Elizabeth Levitan
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Janeen Lawlor
In the field of communications, there only a few people you want "in the room" during crunch time. That person needs to be calm in the face of intense pressure; have the ability to take very little direction and handle whatever is thrown his or her way; continually prioritize and reprioritize to ensure that critical activities are handled efficiently and seamlessly; remain organized and be able to identify resources on demand; and churn out high quality work regardless of the length of the crunch time. Liz Walsh epitomizes these qualities, and is one of those people that everyone wants in the room. Liz is a strong team member that is trusted by colleagues and clients alike. She is particularly strong at event planning and execution, advertising creative partnership and execution, material and resource development, and creative development. In fact, with her creative eye and vision, Liz always brings an additional layer to all of her work. One of the best qualities of Liz is a quiet one--her ability keep track of the multiple--sometimes conflicting--positions of the clients and the account team. To most effectively manage the client relationship, she plays the role of client advocate--ensuring that the client gets what they asked for, and that the relationship is well respected and maintained. This is a quality that served her well during time of crisis management as well as during standard operations. Relationship management is the key to successful agency-client operations, and Liz's skills in this arena have served both her clients and the agency well. I highly recommend Liz for any position or role.
Laurence Gottlieb
I had the distinct pleasure of both working with Liz as a client at Entergy, and later, as her managing director at Burson-Marsteller. She is an exceptional communications professional with a keen eye for the smaller details which can often go unnoticed when working on massive projects. That skill alone puts her far above the rest of the pack, and when fused together with her other considerable abilities, Liz Walsh is a great addition to any team.
Janeen Lawlor
In the field of communications, there only a few people you want "in the room" during crunch time. That person needs to be calm in the face of intense pressure; have the ability to take very little direction and handle whatever is thrown his or her way; continually prioritize and reprioritize to ensure that critical activities are handled efficiently and seamlessly; remain organized and be able to identify resources on demand; and churn out high quality work regardless of the length of the crunch time. Liz Walsh epitomizes these qualities, and is one of those people that everyone wants in the room. Liz is a strong team member that is trusted by colleagues and clients alike. She is particularly strong at event planning and execution, advertising creative partnership and execution, material and resource development, and creative development. In fact, with her creative eye and vision, Liz always brings an additional layer to all of her work. One of the best qualities of Liz is a quiet one--her ability keep track of the multiple--sometimes conflicting--positions of the clients and the account team. To most effectively manage the client relationship, she plays the role of client advocate--ensuring that the client gets what they asked for, and that the relationship is well respected and maintained. This is a quality that served her well during time of crisis management as well as during standard operations. Relationship management is the key to successful agency-client operations, and Liz's skills in this arena have served both her clients and the agency well. I highly recommend Liz for any position or role.
Laurence Gottlieb
I had the distinct pleasure of both working with Liz as a client at Entergy, and later, as her managing director at Burson-Marsteller. She is an exceptional communications professional with a keen eye for the smaller details which can often go unnoticed when working on massive projects. That skill alone puts her far above the rest of the pack, and when fused together with her other considerable abilities, Liz Walsh is a great addition to any team.
Janeen Lawlor
In the field of communications, there only a few people you want "in the room" during crunch time. That person needs to be calm in the face of intense pressure; have the ability to take very little direction and handle whatever is thrown his or her way; continually prioritize and reprioritize to ensure that critical activities are handled efficiently and seamlessly; remain organized and be able to identify resources on demand; and churn out high quality work regardless of the length of the crunch time. Liz Walsh epitomizes these qualities, and is one of those people that everyone wants in the room. Liz is a strong team member that is trusted by colleagues and clients alike. She is particularly strong at event planning and execution, advertising creative partnership and execution, material and resource development, and creative development. In fact, with her creative eye and vision, Liz always brings an additional layer to all of her work. One of the best qualities of Liz is a quiet one--her ability keep track of the multiple--sometimes conflicting--positions of the clients and the account team. To most effectively manage the client relationship, she plays the role of client advocate--ensuring that the client gets what they asked for, and that the relationship is well respected and maintained. This is a quality that served her well during time of crisis management as well as during standard operations. Relationship management is the key to successful agency-client operations, and Liz's skills in this arena have served both her clients and the agency well. I highly recommend Liz for any position or role.
Laurence Gottlieb
I had the distinct pleasure of both working with Liz as a client at Entergy, and later, as her managing director at Burson-Marsteller. She is an exceptional communications professional with a keen eye for the smaller details which can often go unnoticed when working on massive projects. That skill alone puts her far above the rest of the pack, and when fused together with her other considerable abilities, Liz Walsh is a great addition to any team.
Janeen Lawlor
In the field of communications, there only a few people you want "in the room" during crunch time. That person needs to be calm in the face of intense pressure; have the ability to take very little direction and handle whatever is thrown his or her way; continually prioritize and reprioritize to ensure that critical activities are handled efficiently and seamlessly; remain organized and be able to identify resources on demand; and churn out high quality work regardless of the length of the crunch time. Liz Walsh epitomizes these qualities, and is one of those people that everyone wants in the room. Liz is a strong team member that is trusted by colleagues and clients alike. She is particularly strong at event planning and execution, advertising creative partnership and execution, material and resource development, and creative development. In fact, with her creative eye and vision, Liz always brings an additional layer to all of her work. One of the best qualities of Liz is a quiet one--her ability keep track of the multiple--sometimes conflicting--positions of the clients and the account team. To most effectively manage the client relationship, she plays the role of client advocate--ensuring that the client gets what they asked for, and that the relationship is well respected and maintained. This is a quality that served her well during time of crisis management as well as during standard operations. Relationship management is the key to successful agency-client operations, and Liz's skills in this arena have served both her clients and the agency well. I highly recommend Liz for any position or role.
Laurence Gottlieb
I had the distinct pleasure of both working with Liz as a client at Entergy, and later, as her managing director at Burson-Marsteller. She is an exceptional communications professional with a keen eye for the smaller details which can often go unnoticed when working on massive projects. That skill alone puts her far above the rest of the pack, and when fused together with her other considerable abilities, Liz Walsh is a great addition to any team.
Experience
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Hunt & Gather
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United States
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Public Relations and Communications Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Senior Vice President
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Sep 2022 - Present
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Vice President
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Apr 2021 - Present
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Derris
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United States
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Public Relations and Communications Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Director of Strategic Communications
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May 2016 - Feb 2021
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Relativity Ventures
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United States
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Public Relations and Communications Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Vice President and Director of Operations
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Oct 2014 - May 2016
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Dogsname, Inc
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United States
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Advertising Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Account Supervisor & Digital Community Manager
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Jun 2013 - Jul 2014
Lead account supervisor for full-service marketing agency. Developed and executed digital marketing and advertising strategies for national wine brands. • Implemented brand-tailored integrated strategies for wine brands across multiple digital platforms. • Established and maintained brand websites to maximize SEO and consumer engagement • Served as community manager on all social platforms to ensure appropriate engagement and messaging with brand audiences. • Coordinated with global marketing teams to develop U.S. based digital strategies. • Conceptualized and executed digital contests on behalf of the wine brands to engage consumers. • Provided monthly analytics reporting on performance of brands across all digital platforms. Show less
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Burson-Marsteller
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United States
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Public Relations and Communications Services
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500 - 600 Employee
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Manager in Public Affairs Practice
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Jan 2012 - Jun 2013
Leading global public relations and communications firm. Coverage responsibilities include both public and private sector clients across government and energy practices. Day-to-day project manager for a multimillion dollar account. Responsible for shaping client business agendas through influencing key stakeholders, building coalitions with management, and advertising. Administrative responsibilities also include account management and monthly billing. Achieved 4 promotions within 5 years on strong work ethic, client references and productivity. • Digital and Social Media: Lead role in pitching, developing and managing social networking for key clients across Twitter, Facebook and corporate blogs—increasing site traffic, Google search rankings and stakeholder engagement. Lead development and maintenance of several client websites and extranets, including development and updates to copy, graphics, design and interactive elements.• Event Management: Responsible for the execution of a variety of client events from strategy to execution to follow-up. Event experience, often under tight deadlines, included seamless coordination of VIP speakers, venue staff, vendors, media, and attendees. • Community Relations and Philanthropic Initiatives: Worked with clients to develop and organize annual community outreach events including event attendance, agenda and logistics.• Crisis Communications Support: Provided ongoing onsite client support during communications crises for franchise energy client. Developed communications plan, talking points, statements, media analysis, quote trackers, fact sheets and other relevant briefing materials to ensure rapid response capabilities.• Collateral and Advertising Development: Responsible for overseeing the advertising and collateral materials for a major public education initiative for the City of New York across various media formats including print, television, radio and internet in English, Spanish, Chinese and Korean. Show less
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Senior Associate in Public Affairs Practice
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Jan 2011 - Mar 2012
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Associate
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Jan 2009 - Dec 2010
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Client Executive
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Jul 2007 - Dec 2008
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Client-Staff Assistant
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Apr 2006 - Jul 2007
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Katrina Relief Volunteer
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Oct 2006 - Dec 2006
Spent three months in Mississippi helping victims of Hurricane Katrina rebuild and return to a state of normalcy • Assisted in the filming and editing of a documentary about the only healthcare system in the area, Mississippi Coastal Healthcare Center, in an effort to establish awareness of its financial distress • Led and worked on tree crews to remove fallen trees and large debris from property; an integral step toward enabling victims to receive FEMA trailers. Directed US military troops in the effort • Completed a “Needs Analysis” of the East Biloxi community by going door-to-door to determine the required supplies, resources and services. Directly responded to the recorded needs by assertive follow-up to ensure the delivery of the required supplies, at times coordinating with other organizations • Documented the destruction through video and photographs that were displayed on various websites Show less
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MSNBC
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Broadcast Media Production and Distribution
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400 - 500 Employee
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Political Intern for 2004 Presidential Election
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Sep 2004 - Dec 2004
• Recruited to return to MSNBC to cover the 2004 U.S. Presidential election • Researched and developed ideas for various story angles surrounding election coverage • Researched sound bites and logged tapes for various stories • Recruited to return to MSNBC to cover the 2004 U.S. Presidential election • Researched and developed ideas for various story angles surrounding election coverage • Researched sound bites and logged tapes for various stories
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Baby Phat Jeans LLC
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Retail Apparel and Fashion
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1 - 100 Employee
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Intern for Creative Designer, Kimora Lee Simmons
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Jun 2004 - Aug 2004
• Assisted with product development, administrative duties, events and promotional distributions • Organized and hosted luncheons for PR Director with top editors of fashion magazines • Managed other interns on development of press kits • Assisted with product development, administrative duties, events and promotional distributions • Organized and hosted luncheons for PR Director with top editors of fashion magazines • Managed other interns on development of press kits
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MSNBC
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Broadcast Media Production and Distribution
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400 - 500 Employee
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Production Assistant Intern for MSNBC’s “Buchanan and Press”
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Jun 2003 - Aug 2003
• Served as a Production Assistant with the team of producers for the “Buchanan and Press” show featuring Bill Press and Pat Buchanan • Researched topics for stories and guests appearing on the show; worked individually on specific stories deriving both tape and graphics when producers were away on assignment • Wrote chyrons for stories and bios for appearing guests • Worked in graphics department as a PA for B&P, conveying ideas to artists to design and produce appropriate graphics and visuals • Worked in the Control Room during the show, shadowing and feeding information to producers Show less
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Education
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Boston College
BA, Communications, Psychology -
New York University School of Continuing Education
Event Marketing