Public relations professional
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Public relations professionals, also known as "PR practitioners," "spin doctors" or (derogatorily) as "flacks," have worked as employees of public relations firms or as PR specialists for corporations, industry or individuals who hire their services. Sometimes they go by other names, such as "public affairs representatives," "community outreach specialists" or "information officers". Corporations also employ individuals to manage information under the banner of "corporate communications," "investor relations," or "media relations."
Examples
- Wright H. Andrews
- David Bear
- Eleana Benador
- Milton R. Benjamin
- Edward Bernays
- Elias Buchwald
- Harold Burson
- Rick Berman
- Alvin Biscoe
- Jack Bonner
- Cyndy Brucato
- Jim Butera
- Alastair Campbell
- Andrew H. Card, Jr.
- Ged Carroll
- Al Caruba
- Sue Cato
- Victoria (Torie) Clarke
- Neal Cohen
- Julia Cook
- Eric Dezenhall
- Lisa Dollinger
- Ron Duchin
- Bruce Eberle
- Rob Enderle
- Ted Faraone
- Lauri Fitz-Pegado
- Ari Fleischer
- Bennett Freeman
- Lizzie Grubman
- Richard Hamilton
- E. Bruce Harrison
- Sheila Hershow
- Ross S. Irvine
- Warren G. Jackson
- Howell James
- Michael Johns
- Gershon Kekst
- Dan Klores
- Ryan Knoll
- Dan Kramer
- Margery Kraus
- Andrew Langer
- Ivy Lee
- Jack Leslie
- Frank Luntz
- Matthias Machnig
- Roy Marden
- Monica Marshall
- Steven J. Milloy
- Jack Mongoven
- Dan Murphy
- Nick Nichols
- Rafael Pagan
- Jon Phillips
- Howard Rubenstein
- Peter Sandman
- Jim Savarese
- Mike Seymour
- Maya Shackley
- Steven Schlein
- Craig Shirley
- Jim Sims
- Michael Spreng
- George Stephanopoulos
- Kelly Stoner
- Matthew M. Swetonic (also known as Matt Swetonic)
- James Tozzi
- Dermod Travis
- Myron Wasylyk
- John Weber
- Anne Wexler
- Des Wilson
- Bruce Young
