About: kfreeze

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Twenty years in the Coast Guard, 17 of which working daily with local, national and international news media, provides Ken with the background to handle just about any media relations situation. Whether it’s getting into the news or staying out of it, Ken’s dealt with everything from major oil spills to tabloid TV crews. Throughout his Coast Guard career, when an event of major media attention occurred, Ken’s talents were called upon. This included President Clinton’s “Safety Net” to interdict Haitians in 1993, the first three weeks of the Exxon Valdez oil spill 1989, the 1988 America’s Cup in San Diego and the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles. For the last 14 years Ken has worked with the wine industry at Brown-Miller Communications (BMC) providing account services to a number of wineries, associations and foundations and also provides BMC clients with counsel, communications strategic planning and media relations training. Ken holds a bachelors degree in communications from Thomas Edison State College in New Jersey. In addition to winning national awards for layout and design work, he has also freelanced a number of articles and photos to national publications on subjects ranging from computers to scuba diving. In 2006, Ken won the Public Relations Society of America’s top award, the Silver Anvil, for a statewide campaign he created and managed for the Pierce’s Disease Control Board.

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