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The goal of a corporate
communications plan should be to educate and inform
various audiences of events and newsworthy activities
that they will find useful, interesting and compelling.
The mission of Kaliah Communications, Inc. and its founder
Mrs. Michelle Brown is to
help organizations realize these goals.
Mrs. Brown has an extensive background in journalism
and communications, which includes a degree in journalism
from the University of Florida and professional experience
as a newspaper journalist for The Bradenton Herald,
The Gainesville Sun and The Palm Beach Post;
marketing communications account executive; and manager
of corporate communications and public relations.
She has more than 10 years' experience as print production
manager for various projects, including marketing collateral,
newsletters, magazines, and brochures and has won the
Golden Pen Award of Merit from the Gold Coast Chapter
of the International Association of Business Communicators
for her work as editor of Triarc Restaurant Group's
Network News magazine. Triarc Restaurant Group
of Fort Lauderdale is also known as Arby's, Inc., the
quick-service food chain with more than 3,200 restaurants
worldwide.
Kaliah Communications, Inc. also employs an experienced
team of communicators, who specialize in different areas
of internal communications, collateral development and
media relations. It includes:
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Jodi Nabel Ziskin—For
nearly a decade, Jodi Nabel Ziskin has earned a solid
reputation as an innovative and resourceful public relations,
media relations, publicity, special event planning and
promotions specialist. Jodi entered the world of marketing
in the early 1990s at Orlando advertising agency Chernoff/Silver
& Associates, where she served as an advertising
account executive and media relations specialist.
In 1996, she became an account executive with a Hollywood-based
public relations firm, where she was a key member of
the team handling the exclusive Williams Island. She
also worked with several other clients, including NBC's
owned-and-operated Miami station, WTVJ 6. Jodi went
on to become PR director for the political campaign,
Save Our Everglades, before joining Zynyx Communications,
Inc. The agency, which has recently become part of the
Golin Harris family, employed Jodi as an integral part
of its media relations, promotions and marketing team
for several well-known national clients.
In 1998, Jodi established herself as a freelance publicist
and media relations specialist and began working with
Kaliah Communications, Inc. Her historical and current
client roster includes the Miami Jewish Film Festival;
Cozumel Tourist Bureau; Commodore Cruise Line; Ebay,
Inc.; Volaris; Agilent Technologies; Chimento Corporation;
Frozen Ropes; Fortune International; Del Webb; GlaxoWellcom
and Eli Lilly.
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Caryn L. Stumpfl—With
16 years of professional experience as a journalist
and marketing copywriter, Caryn L. Stumpfl founded WriteNOW
Communications Inc. in 2001 and joined creative forces
on specific accounts with Kaliah Communications, Inc.
in 2002.
Stumpfl serves a diverse group of clients, including
the Boca Raton Resort & Club, the Florida Turnpike
and ANC Corporation (Alamo/National Corp.). Prior to
establishing her own successful company, Stumpfl was
the Marketing Director for IBM Southeast Employee's
Federal Credit Union in Boca Raton. At the credit union,
Stumpfl was responsible for driving marketing, advertising,
communications, e-commerce and new product development.
She managed a staff of professionals and also provided
all copy writing, editing and creative conceptualization
for all promotions, direct mail, newsletters, web sites
and ads.
Stumpfl received her expertise in financial and travel
marketing at First Marketing in Pompano Beach, Fla.
where she was employed from 1989 to 1998. Stumpfl quickly
moved up the ranks at First Marketing, one of the world's
largest newsletter publishers, from staff writer to
account manager to supervisor, and finally, to Manager
of the Consumer Division. She managed a large staff
of writers and account managers and was responsible
for $10 million in account billing from some of the
largest financial institutions, airlines and hotels
in the country.
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