Beth Cleveland
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Chief Executive Officer
California, United States
Résumé
Jobs
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Chief Executive OfficerPraytellSep 2025 - Current (11 months)I have the pleasure of working alongside the smartest, kindest, most curious people in the industry!- Global PresidentPraytellMar 2020 - Current (6 years 5 months)
- Managing PartnerPraytell StrategyOct 2013 - Mar 2020 (6 years 6 months)Where PR, social and digital intersect, Praytell brings together a group of super talented professionals singularly focused on doing great work with great people. Learn more at http://www.praytellagency.com
- FounderElm Public RelationsJan 2007 - Oct 2013 (6 years 10 months)Boutique PR firm that specialized in strategic media and social media relations, supporting a diverse range of clients from emerging start-ups to Fortune 500 companies. (Elm PR merged with Praytell in 2013.)
- Corporate Marketing ManagerFender Musical Instruments CorporationNov 2005 - Jan 2007 (1 year 3 months)
- Public Relations Account ExecutiveAntenna GroupMay 2004 - Nov 2005 (1 year 7 months)
- SPublicity CoordinatorSolomon Friedman EntertainmentFeb 2003 - May 2004 (1 year 4 months)
- Public Relations Account CoordinatorOgilvyFeb 2002 - Jan 2003 (1 year)
Education
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- Journalism & Mass Communication, Public Relations & Marketing CommunicationsUniversity of Colorado Boulder
- Art History, Italian FashionUniversitá degli Studi di Firenze
Projects (professional or personal)
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- EElfYourselfNov 2006 - Current (19 years 9 months)ElfYourself was one of 20 websites created under Mark Andeer's creative direction but quickly became the break-out consumer favorite. Through media relations, publicity events and viral video production, consumer engagement raged and more than 100 million visitors have created their own Elf-message. Now a holiday tradition for many homes, ElfYourself is in the top 5 most successful social media entertainment sites.
- AA Day Made BetterMar 2006 - Current (20 years 5 months)OfficeMax customers identified education as an area of support for the company. Learning that teachers spend about $1,000 of their own money each year for classroom supplies, we created "A Day Made Better", a one-day national event in which 1,000 teachers in Title I schools across the country are surprised by a team of OfficeMax volunteers bearing $1,000 worth of classroom supplies PLUS a new chair for the teacher. As result, OfficeMax saw employee satisfaction skyrocket and earned millions of local and national media stories and Adopt-A-Classroom support has increased a thousand-fold.