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#50: How to Get News Coverage for Your Business feat Lisa Duhart-Collins

2017-01-09

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In episode 50 of the BTS podcast, host Nicole Purvy interviews Lisa Duhart-Collins about strategies to get news coverage for small businesses. Communications Consultant Lisa Duhart-Collins specializes in strategic planning and placement of broadcast, print, and outdoor media. She’s also a seasoned public speaker, proposal and grant writer, and event planner for large-scale events. She currently serves as President and CEO of Creative Focus Media, Inc. Under her leadership her company has worked with top clients such as The Barnes Foundation, Comcast, IBM, Pennsylvania State Senator Vincent Hughes, and the African American Museum, to name a few.