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About Linda Gebroe |
I have been working
as a professional communicator for over three decades. Since 1987,
I've owned and operated Gebroe Communications Services, a business that
has helped scores of organizations communicate their messages to myriad
audiences and markets.
In 1975, after
graduating with honors from Ithaca College with a degree in
Communications, I began my career in public relations. I worked with an
amazing variety of clients — retail, corporate, travel and nonprofit
organizations, to name a few broad categories. I developed and
implemented successful communications programs that generated national
publicity and awareness. In 1985, I became accredited by the Public
Relations Society of America.
My personal and
professional interests led me to open my own business in 1987. By doing
so, I've been able to do what I love most, which is writing. And I
have been able to help organizations and causes I truly care about. I’ve
also been publishing essays in local and regional publications, and have
been writing and recording commentaries for KQED-FM, San Francisco’s
National Public Radio station.
I have
served on the boards of Horizons Foundation and the Women’s Alcoholism
Center. I’ve volunteered my time and services to numerous other
organizations, including the Women’s Foundation, the Women’s Cancer Resource Center,
and 826 Valencia, an organization dedicated to helping local school
children with their creative writing skills.
What I bring to all my
professional endeavors is:
- A genuine commitment to helping those with whom I work
- The ability to
write well under pressure
- Rigorous
attention to details and deadlines
- The ability to
work well with others
- A sublime sense of
humor
I think Katharine
Graham, publisher of The Washington Post, may have said it best:
"To love what you do and feel that it matters — how could anything be more
fun?"
I love what I do and I feel that it matters. It's a lot of fun.
Linda Gebroe
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