64. Publicity: Clear Consistent Communication is Key. Jennifer McGinley

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How can I get my first break? At what point should someone hire a publicist? Aren’t we all fabulous enough to market? Jennifer originally wanted to be an on-air journalist and kick Katie Couric out of a job! Find out how to work with a publicist on today’s Better Call Daddy Show: The Safe Space for Controversy. Jennifer McGinley is the CEO of JLM Strategic Communications, founded in October 2017 and based in Hunt Valley, Maryland. Her company specializes in Media Relations, Community Outreach and Reputation Management. As a public relations professional for 25 years, Jennifer has built a reputation based on integrity, professionalism, attention to details and consistency. Prior to founding her company, Jennifer worked in the healthcare industry in the Philadelphia area before moving to Baltimore where she worked at the University of Maryland School of Medicine and the School of Pharmacy in public affairs, development and alumni relations. Connect with Jennifer! https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-mcginley If you want to look and sound your best for a podcast of your own email [email protected] use the subject line Better Call Daddy.

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