Posted on 05/01/2003 2:20:30 PM PDT by The Hon. Galahad Threepwood
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David Chatham shows off his newly remodeled bathroom in Raleigh, NC Wednesday, April 30, 2003. Chatham believes he'll benefit from the work he's doing on his home in Raleigh, N.C. The bathroom decor, which dated to the mid-1980s, 'was really unattractive,' he said. So he and his fiancee recently removed the floral wall paper and had the pink tile replaced with tile in a neutral tone. (AP/Stan Gilliland) |
Does anyone else find this very, very strange?
David Chatham, Account Director, Client Security Brodeur Worldwide Public Relations
David Chatham has consulted with leading technology clients such as Internet Security Systems, TogetherSoft Corporation, Red Hat, Inc., Permeo Security Technologies, and BioLink Biometric Security Corporation. In addition to developing strategic communications plans, David conducts high-level media relations, maintains day-to-day client relations, provides ongoing strategic counsel and manages the development and implementation of communications programs on behalf of Brodeur clients.
David has worked with many leading industry executives to position them and their companies as thought leaders in their industry with key media outlets and analyst groups including Associated Press, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Computerworld, InformationWeek, eWeek, Gartner Group, Forrester Research and others.
David brings six years of public relations experience to Brodeur, including extensive business-to-business communications in the technology and life sciences sectors. Before joining Brodeur, David was account supervisor at Gibbs & Soell Public Relations where he headed the Information Technology team and managed the accounts of e-commerce and software development companies, telecommunications companies and application service providers. In addition, he led the new business efforts of the agency's Raleigh office. Earlier in his career, David worked for North Carolina Public Television as publicist for local and national productions.
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