March 19th Luncheon Meeting -- Featuring Guest Speaker: SCOTT SOBEL, Award-Winning Public Relations Practitioner

EVENT REGISTRATION  

Advance registration and payment required: 

$35 for members and $40 for guests.  

This event will sell out!

Early registration is strongly encouraged!

SPEAKER TOPIC

How to Navigate a Crisis in a Changing Information Age: If Facts Don’t Always Matter, What Does?

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

• Scott Sobel listens to clients, understands their businesses, and applies ability and imagination to devising strategic plans to meet their goals. He is both an award-winning public relations practitioner and a prize-winning former investigative broadcast journalist at the major market and network levels; beginning his career at The Miami Herald in the early’70’s, then working in broadcast markets and for TV networks during the next twenty years in Jacksonville, Tampa, Denver, New York City, and filing his last TV story in Boston
• Scott is now semi-retired in Delaware but represents select law firm clients including the tax law firm of Caplin & Drysdale and additionally the law firm Crowell & Moring for pro bono media and government relations counsel concerning the wrongful conviction of Crosley Green in Florida. He is the media and government relations counsel for the Tamarack Aerospace Group providing market leading fuel saving, safety and sustainable technologies.  
• He has advised an eclectic list of clients, including: law firms and law schools, universities, charities, manufacturers of aviation and pet food products, associations, healthcare businesses, hospitals, financial businesses, and entertainers. Scott manages the most sensitive public relations and media relations challenges for clients, many of whom are involved in litigation or government investigations. Simply put, he gets high-profile clients in the news and keeps them out of the news based on his intimate understanding of journalism practices and a working knowledge of the law and government.
• Prior to founding the SASPR consultancy. His last agency affiliation was with Kglobal in Washington, DC. Scott began his public relations career as a regional director for Tele-communications, Inc. and AT&T Broadband, where he handled public relations, media and government relations assignments, and also led national media training teams. Scott’s background features the management of his own Washington, DC-based, public relations agency, Media & Communications Strategies.  Read full biography here.