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My journey into marketing began over 20 years ago while working in
the modeling industry in California and South Florida.
Working with clients to produce effective media campaigns through
the use of print, television, trade shows and runway, made me aware
of the numerous outlets available to expose your product to the
public and to create desire for that product by delivering that
information to the consumer. My career took me to
several continents, where I witnessed the universal language of
marketing.
After moving back to Mississippi, I spent five years in media sales,
mostly in television advertising, but also in radio and newspaper
advertising and was a top producer. I attribute this
mainly to the relationships I developed with my clients, my honesty,
organizational skills and genuine interest in working toward their
success. During the next six years, I began to
develop technical skills in web development and electronic
newsletters while working with a partner in a worldwide software
development and consulting firm. I also began to work in
channel development, public relations, promotions, convention and
event planning and trade shows exhibitions.
My experience and skill set is presented to you along with my desire
to help each of my clients achieve the exposure that will enhance
their position in the market through customized strategies and
implementation that will deliver results. Please contact
me to schedule a consultation so that I can help your business
achieve success.
Jennifer
West
MarketOne Media is a member of
Hattiesburg's Area Development Partnership, where Jennifer was
recognized as the Ambassador of the Year for 1996, served on several
committees and was a team captain in the Membership Drive., In 2005
she joined in the Make Mine Mississippi program, a program sponsored
by the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce designed
to bring together manufacturers, producers, processors, retailers,
State government and consumers to show pride in the quality of the
products created in Mississippi. Following Hurricane
Katrina in August of 2005, she partnered with the Mississippi
Technology Alliance in TechFix, a Disaster Recovery network of
technical support providers to help storm-stricken small companies
access the technology resources they need in order to get their
businesses up and running again as quickly and affordably as
possible. MarketOne Media is also a member of the Greater
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce.
Ms. West
returned to the University of Southern Mississippi to take classes
during the Spring and Summer semesters of 2006 and earned a 4.0 GPA
in all subjects. She is listed on the 'President's List' for
Summer 2006.
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Family background:
Ms. West is one of seven children born to Harvey and Venice West.
Her father, Harvey E. West, began hauling lumber to New Orleans just
before the Great Depression of 1929. Refusing to fail, he grew this
small company into a regional trucking company that would operate
over 5 states during the next 30 years, West Bros. Motor Express.
He served multiple terms as President of the Mississippi Trucking
Association and led the company to receive numerous safety awards
and other recognition. In 1964, he was appointed Chief of
Staff by Mississippi Governor Paul Johnson and was instrumental in
state programs through 1968. He also played an active role in
developing Mississippi's waterways through serving on the Pat
Harrison Waterway Commission. He was an active supporter of the Boy
Scouts of America, the Kiwanis Club and was a member of the
Hattiesburg Country Club and the Elks Lodge. In 1969, he
founded a local bank, Southern National Bank, which later merged
with Deposit Guaranty Bank and through additional mergers is now
AmSouth Bank. Though West's parents, a
brother and a sister are deceased, the remaining five siblings communicate
regularly and take part in periodic family gatherings in
Hattiesburg. She has two beautiful daughters who attend
the University of Southern Mississippi and is an active member of
First Baptist Church of Hattiesburg.
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