JEREMY ROE JOINS LOVELL COMMUNICATIONS INC.
Communications Professional Joins Firm
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (April 7, 2008) – Lovell Communications Inc., a strategic public relations and crisis communications firm serving clients in 40 U.S. states, today announced the addition of Jeremy S. Roe as Senior Account Supervisor. Roe brings to the firm eight years of communications strategy, writing and media relations experience, and will be responsible for writing and producing collateral materials and white papers, media relations, Internet communications and strategic planning for his clients at Lovell.
Prior to joining the firm, Roe was a communications and marketing specialist with Cybera Inc. and Education Networks of America. He began his PR career at VERITAS Software after starting out as a reporter, writer and news editor.
“Jeremy’s strategic communication skills include the ability to quickly synthesize complex ideas into deliverables for clients,” said Paula Lovell, president. “His experience as a journalist gives him an eye for effective media relations and writing that transfers well to clients in the many industries we serve.”
“It’s a privilege to join this exceptional firm,” Roe said. “Every member of the Lovell team works with outstanding professionalism, integrity, and a focus on results. I look forward to contributing my own enthusiasm and energy to that reputation and advancing our clients’ objectives through these achievements.”
About Lovell Communications Inc.
Lovell Communications Inc. is a Nashville-based public relations and marketing communications agency representing a variety of industries and services. The firm develops and implements results-oriented marketing communications programs focusing on both business-to-business and consumer marketing. Specialty areas include healthcare, transportation, hospitality and food service, banking, insurance, high-technology and informations systems, telecommunications, real estate and commercial development, professional services and retail products. Clients range from publicly held companies to start-ups to closely held family businesses to pre-IPO companies.
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