Cincinnati PRSA Chapter Banquet, Presented by Vehr Communications

It’s time to celebrate, the Cincinnati region's incredible public relations industry. Join us on Thursday, November 16 from 6:30 – 9:30 p.m. at The Phoenix for the 2023 Cincinnati PRSA Chapter Banquet, presented by Vehr Communications. This is a must-attend event for PR practitioners. Together, we'll reunite, network and celebrate. We'll reveal the best PR campaigns and tactics of the year with the Blacksmith Awards, hear from leaders within the PR industry, and honor some outstanding professionals. We'll also be toasting:

• Brandy Jones, APR, 2023 Werner-Vonderhaar-Bogart (WVB) Award recipient

• Candace McGraw, 2023 President's Award recipient

• New and upcoming APR's

Questions? Contact:

Dave Honchul, APR: dwhonchul@gmail.com

Lexi McCoy: lexi@pommecommunications.com

Jaimi Widmer: cincyprsa@gmail.com

Sponsors

A special thank you to Vehr Communications, our 2023 Cincinnati PRSA Chapter banquet presenting sponsor.

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Interested in sponsoring the 2023 Blacksmith Awards? Contact Faith Lynch, APR, to learn more about this year’s sponsorship packages. You can also view the 2023 Blacksmith Awards Sponsorship Opportunities here.

It’s been five years since Cincinnati PRSA has gotten the inside scoop on what’s happening at the Cincinnati Enquirer. The many ways the news and media industries have changed in that time are nearly immeasurable and as PR practitioners we’re constantly trying to adapt, stay current and effectively share our stories. Hear from staff members about the state of the Enquirer, their content focuses and priorities, what makes a great story for the Enquirer and how PR pros can work with reporters and get coverage.

Speakers will include:

• Jackie Borchardt, Senior News Director for Content

• Kevin Aldridge, Opinion & Engagement Editor

• Carl Weiser, Business & Politics Editor

Lunch will be provided.

Location:

312 Plum St.

14th Floor

Cincinnati, OH 45202

TICKETS

PRSA Members - $25

Non-Members - $30

Students - $20

Deadline to RSVP - Monday, October 9, 2023 at 11:30 PM

Join Cincinnati PRSA and IABC Greater Cincinnati for the leadership professional development event of 2023, presented by Scooter Media! 

Gallup published a study of more than 8,000 remote-capable workers to learn what they prefer, what they see as the future, and what they plan to do if their company changes directions.

Fifty-six percent said their job can be done remotely today, and only 20% said they believe entirely on-site will remain a valid strategy, down from 60% in 2019. Only 6% said they want to work entirely on-site. That means 94% of employees surveyed want a more flexible strategy.

As business leaders in recent years, we have evolved how we manage our in-house and agency teams in a virtual environment. We’ve had to learn new techniques to communicate with our teams, give more grace, and redefine how we balance our personal and professional lives.

Recent data suggests that employees who trust their managers, teammates, and leaders are more likely to absorb organizational change. One way to establish trust is to be more transparent about previously undocumented work expectations.

Designing a set of norms to set boundaries around work expectations and generate buy-in from your teams will show leadership, demonstrate that you care about their well-being, and ultimately see a reduction in employee turnover, which will positively impact your firm, consultancy, or company.

Mark Mohammadpour, APR, Fellow PRSA, who led remote and hybrid global account teams at Edelman and Weber Shandwick, will deliver relatable, practical, and immediately actionable steps for leaders and emerging leaders to prioritize well-being and run well-engaged hybrid and virtual teams.

A must-attend session for current and future leaders! Together we’ll learn:

• How to lead a remote/hybrid team that balances business priorities with personal well-being.

• The one technique that will keep your team engaged and bought into your leadership approach.

• Seven steps to building long-lasting partnerships with your team that will pay off for the rest of your career.

Speaker:

Mark Mohammadpour, APR, Fellow PRSA (he/him)

Owner and Chief Well-being Officer, Chasing the Sun

Thank you to our sponsor, Scooter Media!

🎳 Join the Ultimate PRSA Bowl-Off Extravaganza! 🎳

Calling all thrill-seekers, bowling enthusiasts, and networking aficionados! Get ready for an electrifying evening of strikes, spares, and unforgettable camaraderie at the much-anticipated annual PRSA Bowl-Off!

📅 Date: Tuesday, August 29

⏰ Time: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM, bowling to begin promptly at 7:30 PM

📍 Location: Velocity on the Levee

Gear up for the most entertaining night of the year as you unleash your competitive spirit in the realm of bowling! Whether you're a seasoned pro or a first-time bowler, this event promises a roaring good time for all.

🎟️ Secure your spot now with a $30 registration fee, which includes:

✨ Shoe rental for your smooth moves on the lanes

✨ One full hour of non-stop bowling action

✨ Two drink tickets to quench your thirst and boost your confidence

Additional drinks and food will be available for you to order.

Team up with your pals or register individually to be assigned to a team and make new connections while enjoying the thrill of the game. Expect a night full of laughter, friendly banter, and epic moments that'll make this Bowl-Off truly legendary! Pro tip: Creative outfits and matching shirts are encouraged!

Spots will fill up fast, and you don't want to miss out on this unBOWLievable night of excitement. Register today to secure your place in the PRSA Bowl-Off hall of fame!

Be there or be spare! See you on the lanes! 🎉🎳

📅 Mark your calendars for Tuesday, July 11th, because it's that time of year again! Get ready to showcase your exceptional skills and forge your way to victory at the prestigious Blacksmith Awards.

⚒️ But wait, before you hammer out your masterpiece, join us for an exclusive virtual Info Session on July 11th at 1pm. Discover what exciting changes await this year's awards and learn the secrets to crafting award-winning entries from the Blacksmith Committee themselves. They'll share invaluable tips and insights to help your work shine brightly in the eyes of the judges.

💫 And that's not all! During the session, we'll also unveil exciting details about the highly anticipated annual Cincinnati PRSA Chapter Banquet. It's an event you won't want to miss!

✨ As an extra perk for attending the Info Session, all participants will receive a special discount code, providing you with a fantastic opportunity to submit your best work at a reduced rate. Who doesn't love a chance to win while saving some gold coins?

⏰ Registration for the Info Session closes July 11 at 11:00 AM. Don't miss out on this golden opportunity!

💻 Can't wait to see you all there! Remember to save the date, join the conversation, and start forging your path to Blacksmith glory. The Blacksmith Awards entry portal opens in less than 1 MONTH! Register today and let the sparks fly! ⚡️🔨 #Blacksmiths2023

Diversity and inclusion are integral to the evolution and growth of PRSA and the public relations industry. While race, sexual orientation and gender are often top of mind when discussing this topic, it’s equally as important to consider ability, learning and working styles, personality types and diverse perspectives in our work. During this webinar, we’ll hear from local organizations who serve people with disabilities to understand how they are prioritizing accessibility and inclusivity in their PR efforts. 

In this session, you will learn:

• How to incorporate disability-inclusive communications into your work

• How to build accessibility into the planning stages of programming

• What tangible steps you can take to improve your processes with a focus on inclusivity 

Featuring speakers from:

• Lisa Danford, Hamilton County Developmental Disabilities Services

• Sara Birkofer, Cincinnati Art Museum

• Patrick Ober, Stepping Stones

• TT Stern-Enzi, Over-the-Rhine Film Festival / LADD

• Jason Harris, Over-the-Rhine Film Festival / LADD

• Dr. Kara Ayers, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center

DETAILS 

Date: Wednesday, May 24

Time: 12-1

Location: Virtual Meeting - Zoom

COSTS:

PRSA Members - $15

Non-Members - $20

Organizations throughout the Cincinnati region and across the state are looking to revitalize local journalism and are focused on telling the stories of their communities. For public relations practitioners, working with trustworthy, engaged and ethical journalists to tell our clients’ stories is crucial. A more diversified, localized news environment and renewed interest in public trust and quality journalism are top of mind for both PR pros and journalists in the region.

During this session, we'll:

• Hear from local new organizations that are taking matters into their own hands to start to fill the news void throughout the region.

• Understand how the different neighborhoods and communities in the Cincinnati region consume news differently.

• Learn how PR practitioners can better localize their stories and build relationships with community news outlets to reach more targeted, engaged audiences.

Lunch will be provided!

Speakers

Jim DeBrosse, Contributing Writer, Cincinnati Magazine (Moderator)

DeBrosse is the author of five books, a contributing writer for Cincinnati Magazine, and an award-winning newspaper reporter and columnist who retired in 2018 from teaching journalism at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.

Meghan Goth, Managing Editor, LINK NKY

Meghan Goth is the managing editor at LINK nky, a local news startup based in Covington that aims to provide much-needed coverage to a community that has had a complete lack of it for more than a decade. As such, she oversees all editorial operations, which comprises the digital, print and multimedia entities including podcasts, live video coverage and social media. Meghan has worked in print and television newsrooms, where she challenged processes and pushed newsrooms to be forward thinking in a fast moving journalism world. Meghan recently joined the University of Cincinnati as an adjunct professor in the journalism school, where she graduated in 2007. She completed her master's degree at Columbia University in 2008, then worked at the New York Times Syndicate before settling in Mason with her two kids.

Steve Siff, Oxford Observer

Stephen Siff is associate professor of journalism at Miami University, where he also serves as editor of the Oxford Observer, an online news site produced by capstone journalism students. Siff holds a doctoral degree in journalism from Ohio University and a master’s degree from the Columbia School of Journalism. Prior to joining Miami in 2008 he worked as reporter and editor for about nine years at local northeast Ohio newspapers, including the Youngstown Vindicator, where he won three first-place awards from Ohio AP and Ohio SPJ for government and investigative reporting.

Tess Brown, Independent PR Practitioner

Tess Brown is the founder and owner of Tess M. Brown Communications & Marketing, LLC. A lifelong Greater Cincinnatian, she carved a career spanning more than a decade serving local nonprofits and city government at the City of Cincinnati through communications, media relations, and marketing before introducing her new business.

She graduated from Northern Kentucky University in 2009 and currently lives in East Walnut Hills with her husband, Adam, her daughter, Rhonda, and their two rescue mutts, Lobo and Vlad.

Cincinnati PRSA Chapter Banquet, Presented by Vehr Communications

It’s time to celebrate, for the first time IN PERSON since 2019, the Cincinnati region's incredible public relations industry. Join us on Wednesday, November 16 from 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. at the Cincinnati Art Museum for the 2022 Cincinnati PRSA Chapter Banquet, presented by Vehr Communications. This is a must-attend event for PR practitioners. Together, we'll reunite, network and celebrate. We'll reveal the best PR campaigns and tactics of the year with the Blacksmith Awards, hear from leaders within the PR industry, and honor some outstanding professionals. We'll also be toasting:

• The 2022 Werner-Vonderhaar-Bogart (WVB) Award recipient

• The 2022 President's Award recipient

• New and upcoming APR's

This year's emcee: Kyle Inskeep, Anchor, Channel 12 News

Kyle Inskeep joined the Local 12 News team in June 2018. He anchors the 5 p.m., 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. newscasts with Paula Toti.

Prior to moving to Cincinnati, Kyle worked as a morning reporter/fill-in anchor for FOX59 in Indianapolis for three years. While there he covered the 2017 Presidential Inauguration, the 100th running of the Indy 500 and the sentencing of former Subway pitchman Jared Fogle.

During his first year out of college, Kyle worked for NBC News in Washington, D.C. He was selected as the 2012 Tim Russert Fellow. As part of this program, Kyle worked as a researcher for the network’s “political unit,” assisted correspondents and field producers and worked alongside the Meet The Press digital team.

Kyle graduated magna cum laude from Butler University with a degree in Electronic Journalism. He was on campus for both of the historic Final Four runs the Bulldogs made in 2010 and 2011.

Born and raised in the Hoosier state, Kyle is thrilled to be living in Cincinnati! He’s looking forward to cheering on the Reds and Bengals. Plus, trying all local brunch hot spots.

Don't miss the biggest event for Cincinnati PR professionals. Secure your spot today!

Wednesday, Nov. 16, 7:00 p.m. Cincinnati Art Museum 953 Eden Park Dr. Cincinnati, OH

All registrations must be received by 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 2. This is also the deadline to cancel and refund purchased tickets.

Questions? Contact:

Elizabeth Desrosiers : efdesrosiers@gmail.com

Dave Honchul, APR: dwhonchul@gmail.com

Jaimi Widmer: cincyprsa@gmail.com

Sponsors

A special thank you to Vehr Communications, our 2022 Cincinnati PRSA Chapter banquet presenting sponsor.

Platinum Sponsors:

Gold Sponsors:

Silver Sponsors:

Become A Sponsor

Interested in sponsoring the 2022 Blacksmith Awards? Contact Tiffany Luckey, to learn more about this year’s sponsorship packages. You can also view the 2022 Blacksmith Awards Sponsorship Opportunities here.

Join Cincinnati PRSA Accreditation Director, Drew Boehmker, APR, for an informational session about the APR process!

Did you know that 30 percent of Cincinnati PRSA chapter members have earned Accreditation in Public Relations (APR)? If you haven’t started this journey yet, join us for an informative session and learn how APR can help take your public relations career to the next level. Cincinnati PRSA Accreditation Director, Drew Boehmker, APR, will share everything you need to know and answer all your APR questions.

During this session, we’ll cover:

• Why you should earn accreditation in public relations

• The four-step process for earning accreditation

• Resources you can use as an APR candidate

• Experiences and best practices from accredited Cincinnati PRSA members

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

All Cincinnati PRSA members are guests are welcome to attend. This session is recommended for public relations professionals who would like to learn more about accreditation and particularly those who plan to start the accreditation process within the next two years. Accredited members are also welcome to attend and share their insights.

Registration is free!

Public relations has consistently ranked as one of the most stressful careers. With ever increasing demands, 24 hour news cycles and difficult topics, there’s no shortage of things to fret about.

So how do public relations practitioners cope? In August, there is World Mental Health Day and there’s no better time to think about how we’re caring for ourselves.

About this Event:

Conscious Coping at work is a 1-hour webinar focused on teaching a new framework for how you can cope effectively with tough things. During this webinar participants will be introduced to the EMBRACE framework, a 7-step process to how you can effectively deal with stress and other mental health challenges, developed by psychotherapist, entrepreneur, and coping enthusiast Laurie Sharp-Page, MS, LPCC-S, CWC.

These steps address a range of skills including participants' relationships with themselves, how they monitor their energy levels, their relationships with others, their emotional process, self-care, mindfulness, creativity, tolerance, endurance, and confidence all of which play essential roles in taking care of their mental health and how they cope most effectively with life’s varied challenges.

Participants will leave with meaningful education about their mental health and additional tools/resources for their continued learning of how they cope most effectively with challenges at both work and home.

Who Should Attend:

All Cincinnati PRSA members are guests are welcome to attend. This session is recommended for public relations professionals who would like to ensure their digital communication is accessible to people who are hearing or visually impaired. This session counts as one continuing education point for PRSA members maintaining accreditation.

Event Details:

Thursday, August 18

12:00 - 1:00 p.m.

Costs:

$10 Cincinnati PRSA Chapter Members

$15 Guests

The registration deadline is 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, August 18. This is also the deadline to cancel and receive a refund.

Join your friends and colleagues in PRSA’s first annual PRSA Bowl-Off!

We'll be meeting at Rotolo on the Levee on Thursday, July 21 from 5:30-7:30. Registration is $35 and includes shoes, one hour of bowling and two drink tickets. Cash bar happy hour to follow.

Create a team (or register as an individual and be placed on a team) and enjoy an evening of fun and fundraising. Creative outfits, matching shirts and friendly smack talk are encouraged!

Proceeds benefit the Cincinnati PRSA scholarship program.

Spots are limited! Register today for a night that will surely be unBOWLievable!

New graduate? Soon-to-be graduate? Looking for a career change? Join Cincinnati PRSA in discovering the various areas of public relations and communications. During this session we will cover the pros and cons of various types of public relations departments. Whether it is with a company, nonprofit, or agency this panel will provide expert knowledge on what to expect when thinking about your career goals!

Panelists:

Jenifer Moore, Kroger

Rob Pasquinucci, Graphics Village (Formerly Intrinzic)

Robin Klaene, Kenton County Public Library

Moderator: TBD

Join the Cincinnati Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) and the Society of Professional Journalists for a joint program on Thursday, 2/17 from 12-1 p.m. discussing media relations from their respective viewpoints. (Speaker bios coming soon!)

This virtual panel will address common media relations questions, including:  

• Understanding what’s newsworthy 

• Creating a standout pitch that grabs attention

• Setting reasonable expectations for media relations outreach

The 2021 Blacksmith Awards, held on Tuesday, November 16 at 7 p.m., will be a true celebration of the people and organizations driving our local PR industry forward. Here’s what we’ll be celebrating during this special, virtual event:

• Blacksmith Awards winners

• Awards of Excellence recipients

• Werner-Vonderhaar-Bogart Award winner - Allison Schroeder, APR

• President’s Award winner - Marty Brenneman, former Cincinnati Reds announcer

• 2021 APR recipients

• Inaugural Cincinnati PRSA Scholarship recipient

This virtual, live-streamed event will be more than just a video to watch. New this year, attendees will have an opportunity to mix and mingle with others in our PR industry and winners will have access to special features to celebrate their accomplishments. Plus, we’ll hear from various special guests throughout the event, including this year’s emcee and Local12 anchor, Kyle Inskeep.

It will be a night you won’t want to miss. Reserve your spot today!

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER NOW!

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WHAT: Thanks to all who submitted entries - you’re already winners in our book! Join us as this year's emcee, Kyle Inskeep of Local12, announces our 2021 Blacksmith Awards finalists. We'll also hear from chapter president Brandy Jones who will announce this year's President's Award and Werner-Vonderhaar-Bogard Award winners.

WHEN: Wednesday, October 20 - 12 p.m.

WHERE: Cincinnati PRSA's Facebook Page

Should we meet in person or via Zoom? Are we canceling the annual banquet? If we had a nickel for every time these questions have come up during the past 18 months… Well, one thing is certain: “virtual” meetings and events are here to stay. Join Cincinnati PRSA and our expert panel to learn how to elevate any online interaction, whether it’s for two guests or 200.

During this session, we’ll cover:

• Deciding whether to go online, in-person, or hybrid 

• Choosing the right channels and tools to serve your audience and communication needs

• Best practices for improving attendance and engagement for online meetings and events

• How to keep people motivated and encouraged when you can’t pat them on the back or invite them on stage

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

This program is open to Cincinnati PRSA members as well as guests. Anyone who is planning online meetings or events is welcome to attend.

MODERATOR: 

Tiffany Luckey is the director of marketing communications for Enterprise Marketing at Protective Life Insurance Company. Prior to her current role, she was a consultant on the Distribution and Marketing Communications team at Ohio National Financial Services. With more than 15 years of experience in communications, Tiffany spent a decade in media and journalism as an editor and writer for various publications. She is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati. She serves on the digital marketing advisory council for George Washington University School of Business and is the co-chair for the Cincinnati PRSA new professionals.

PANELISTS: 

Gina Stegner has worked for the Kenton County Public Library as the public relations and social media coordinator for the Kenton County Public Library for the last 14 years. She spent 10 years writing for a variety of publications including The Recorder Newspapers, The Kentucky Enquirer, The Kentucky Post, Cincinnati Family Magazine and Prep Magazine. Gina received her certification as a social media strategist from the National Institute for Social Media in July. She spends her free time with her husband, children and grandchildren.

Ryan Bixler is a Senior Marketing Technology Administration Specialist at Protective Life, where he started in 2018 solely focused on in-person meetings, conferences, and incentives. His role has shifted to managing and executing a variety of events from every broadcast level that attendees interact with online. His experience includes over 13 years managing events and event-planning teams with million-dollar budgets that took him all over the world. Ryan completed the Certified Meeting Manager program in 2017, one of the highest designations in the industry. He’s a member of MPI (Meeting Planners International) and FICP (Financial and Insurance Conference Planners). He graduated from Millersville University in 2005 with a degree in Public Relations. He resides in Malvern, PA with his fiancé Andrea and very needy dog, Bagel.

Cathy Heinz is director of enrollment marketing communication at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, where she supports the university’s student recruitment and enrollment goals. She returned to Southwest Ohio in 2018 after a 20-year career in admission and enrollment communication at Purdue University in Indiana. She earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Ohio University and lives in Fairfield, Ohio.

Sixteen million Americans are “avid podcast fans.” But with 2 million podcasts already in production, is this the right medium for your message? Join Cincinnati PRSA and an expert panel of podcast professionals to learn everything you need to know about podcasting in 2021. 

During this session, we’ll cover:

• Why, where and how listeners consume podcast content

• What’s trending and the best practices for producing podcasts

• The checklist of resources needed for a successful podcast

• How to reach listeners by leveraging existing podcasts 

PLUS, every registered attendee will receive a 40 percent discount on a subscription to Rephonic.

SPONSORED BY REPHONIC 

Podcast guesting is growing fast as a way for your clients to get the word out.

Plenty of solo PR and agency professionals are having success with getting placements on podcasts but it's still a black box for many. Rephonic makes it easy to find the right podcasts for any niche, see how many listeners they're pulling, and get their contacts.

Rephonic is offering a 40 percent monthly discount (forever!) for all new subscriptions exclusively to everyone who attends this event. 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

This program is open to Cincinnati PRSA members as well as guests. Anyone who is considering creating a podcast or using podcasts to distribute their message is welcome to attend. 

MODERATOR: 

Lauren Hall is a senior media relations specialist at Scooter Media located in Covington, KY. Specializing in media relations, Lauren leverages her talents on behalf of clients in the foodservice, nonprofit, wedding/event and retail industries. A graduate of Miami University, Lauren’s past includes leading overarching communications for two greater Cincinnati nonprofits as well as time spent volunteering with AmeriCorps. Lauren is a non-voting member of the Cincinnati PRSA leadership team, serving as a digital strategist.

PANELISTS:

Joe Strecker is the founder of Joe Strecker Sound Productions and has 20 years of audio engineering and radio experience. He is a longtime morning show executive producer at 55KRC and also produces the Simply Money radio show that airs on the station. He is passionate about sound quality, clarity and coaching. Through his independent podcasting business, Joe is helping clients establish authentic engagement and expand their network.

Mike Sipple, Jr. is the Co-Founder and CEO of the Talent Magnet Institute®, an organization that provides leaders with tools, resources, and support to develop a holistic approach to leadership. Mike also hosts the Talent Magnet Institute podcast, which has been downloaded more than 50,000 times by global leaders from 80+ different countries. The Talent Magnet Institute podcast boldly tackles “real-time” the toughest issues leaders face daily:  from optimizing teams, building inclusive and equitable cultures, and empowering others to the loneliness and fatigue unique to those at the top of the org chart.

Jersey born. Cincinnati Raised. Allie Martin is a Xavier graduate that dabbles in all things creative media. She's worked behind and in-front of the camera for WCPO’s Cincy Lifestyle, banters on the airwaves of 700WLW and WEBN, talks all things entrepreneurship on her and Patrick Bailey's podcast "When Pigs Fly," and is constantly exploring what the city of Cincinnati has to offer. Running, motorcycles and bourbon are cool too.

Did you know that an estimated 2.2 billion people worldwide have some sort of vision impairment? Another 466 million people are deaf or hard of hearing. These audience segments consume online content differently than you might expect. It’s important to understand how technology such as screen readers and text-to-speech programs work to ensure your message isn’t lost in translation. 

Join Cincinnati PRSA for an informative, online presentation so you can ensure your social media posts and digital content are inclusive. Alexa Heinrich will share best practices you can put to work right away and answer your questions. 

During this session, we’ll cover:

• Why your digital communications need to be inclusive and accessible 

• How technology is helping people with audio or visual impairments 

• Best practices for using words, hashtags, images, emojis and icons 

• Incorporating captions and audio descriptions for video

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

All Cincinnati PRSA members are guests are welcome to attend. This session is recommended for public relations professionals who would like to ensure their digital communication is accessible to people who are hearing or visually impaired. This session counts as one continuing education point for PRSA members maintaining accreditation. 

ABOUT OUR PRESENTER

Alexa Heinrich is the Social Media Manager for St. Petersburg College (SPC) in Florida where she oversees the college’s numerous social media accounts and blogs. She is a passionate advocate for creating accessible and inclusive content for social media and has presented educational webinars on the subject to several different organizations including Harvard University, John Deere, GoFundMe, and the Great Lakes ADA Center.

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