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Jackie Jones
Jackie Jones is director of Jones
Coaching, LLC, a personal
development and coaching firm that
helps people improve job
performance or create new careers.
Her work, primarily, has been with
writers, editors and newsroom
managers. Previously, she taught
journalism at Penn State University.
Before Penn State, she was an
assignment editor at The
Washington Post. The journalism
graduate of George Washington
University has more than 30 years of
experience in journalism and
journalism education.
Jackie Jones is director of Jones
Coaching, LLC, a personal
development and coaching firm that
helps people improve job
performance or create new careers.
Her work, primarily, has been with
writers, editors and newsroom
managers. Previously, she taught
journalism at Penn State University.
Before Penn State, she was an
assignment editor at The
Washington Post. The journalism
graduate of George Washington
University has more than 30 years of
experience in journalism and
journalism education.
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Neil Foote
Neil Foote is a veteran media
executive who runs his own
communications and web consulting
firm, Foote Communications. He also
teaches journalism at theUniversity
of North Texas. Over the years, Neil
has worked for Tom Joyner, the
Dallas Morning News, the Belo
Corporation, the Miami Herald and
the Washington Post. He is
chairman of the National Association
of Multicultural Media Executives
and serves on several local
community boards.
Neil Foote is a veteran media
executive who runs his own
communications and web consulting
firm, Foote Communications. He also
teaches journalism at theUniversity
of North Texas. Over the years, Neil
has worked for Tom Joyner, the
Dallas Morning News, the Belo
Corporation, the Miami Herald and
the Washington Post. He is
chairman of the National Association
of Multicultural Media Executives
and serves on several local
community boards.
Sidmel Estes-Sumpter
Sidmel Estes-Sumpter, president of
Breakthrough Inc., a dynamic media
consulting firm. Her clients include
the Frederick Douglass Family
Foundation, talent representative
with Drew Berry and Associates,
senior associate with Devonwood
Media, several non-profit
organizations, corporations and
small businesses, entrepreneurs
and media organizations. She's a
nationally recognized television
insider who has worked in the
industry for more than three
decades. She helped create and
built the successful morning
program 'Good Day Atlanta' at
WAGA/Fox 5 where she worked for
27 years.
Sidmel Estes-Sumpter, president of
Breakthrough Inc., a dynamic media
consulting firm. Her clients include
the Frederick Douglass Family
Foundation, talent representative
with Drew Berry and Associates,
senior associate with Devonwood
Media, several non-profit
organizations, corporations and
small businesses, entrepreneurs
and media organizations. She's a
nationally recognized television
insider who has worked in the
industry for more than three
decades. She helped create and
built the successful morning
program 'Good Day Atlanta' at
WAGA/Fox 5 where she worked for
27 years.
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on the Between the Lines
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I'm also a blogger for
SeeingBlack.com
(www.seeingblack.com)
on the Between the Lines
channel. Check out my
most recent postings and
feel free to respond
and/or tell others about it.
| "If you are comfortable with the status quo, I wish you well. If you are willing to be challenged, call on Jackie. In my years working with Jackie, she challenged me and her colleagues, intellectually, every day, on deadline, with a question that forced us to stop and consider her concerns. Not because we had to, but because we wanted to ... We just could not ignore her thoughtful, relevant, and profound challenge. Jackie made us all better professionals and, more importantly, better people. What a thoughtful, effective teacher!" - Joe DeCarlo, Former colleague at New York Newsday Read More |