Suzanne Cooper

President at Scoop Media
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(386) 825-5501
Location
Marietta, Georgia, United States, GE

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Blaire Rzempoluch

Suzanne is a true MASTER SELLER! An outstanding communicator, she has an equally gifted marketing mind. There is nothing quite like watching her conduct a sales call. You will not find a better brand ambassador and client server. I am thrilled to have had the opportunity to work with her, and learn from her!

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Experience

    • New Zealand
    • Internet News
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • President
      • Jul 2008 - Present

      Scoop Media is a highly respected Atlanta-based marketing and media company that specializes in the decorating and design categories. The firm currently handles advertising, sales and marketing for four boutique brands — Cabana, Flower, Galerie and Aspire Design & Home — having previously represented Traditional Home, The Magnolia Journal, Meredith’s Luxury Home Portfolio, Domino, and the design e-zines, TRADhome Mag and Lonny. The firm’s President is known throughout the industry for her knowledge, her passion, her creativity, her relationships, and her commitment to delivering results-oriented marketing programs. Show less

  • Brown and Company
    • Roswell, Georgia
    • Senior Vice President
      • Oct 1987 - Jun 2008

      During the 20 years I was with Brown & Co., I represented some of the magazine industry's most prestigious titles, including Smithsonian, Rolling Stone, Men's Journal, US Weekly, First for Women, Woman's World, Traditional Home, Esquire, and Colonial Homes. I sold print and experiential programs to clients in the home, travel, food, apparel, and automotive categories throughout the Southeast, building long-standing relationships with some of advertising's most notable brands while continually delivering increases in paging and revenue to the brands I represented. Show less

    • Advertising Sales Manager
      • Jan 1985 - Sep 1985

      Retained by the Southern Progress Corporation to handle advertising sales in the Southeast for Southern Living Classics, a start-up luxury home furnishings title. Honed my sales skills calling on some of the finest brands in the upscale home-furnishings industry -- brands like Century, Henredon, Hickory Chair, Maitland-Smith, Pearson, Drexel-Heritage, Thomasville, Shaw, etc. Generated more sales than any other sales representative on the staff. Retained by the Southern Progress Corporation to handle advertising sales in the Southeast for Southern Living Classics, a start-up luxury home furnishings title. Honed my sales skills calling on some of the finest brands in the upscale home-furnishings industry -- brands like Century, Henredon, Hickory Chair, Maitland-Smith, Pearson, Drexel-Heritage, Thomasville, Shaw, etc. Generated more sales than any other sales representative on the staff.

  • Liller Neal Weltin
    • Greater Atlanta Area
    • Account Executive
      • Jul 1978 - Jan 1985

      Initially retained as a PR/Advertising Coordinator to work on public relations and advertising for two high-end furniture companies (White of Mebane and Gordon's Tables), one mid-priced textile company (Thomaston Mills), and two panelized housing manufacturers (Kingsberry Homes and Mayfield Homes). Within 2 years, I moved into an Account Executive role where I was responsible for conceptualizing and presenting strategic marketing and creative campaigns. I also wrote and disseminated press releases, building a rapport with the some of the most celebrated "social influencers" of the day. See less Show less

Education

  • Emory University
    Comparative Literature
    1977 - 1979
  • Wheaton College Massachusetts
    B.A., Spanish Literature
    1971 - 1975

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