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DEI and ESG Leadership and Entrepreneurship Sustainability

4ocean: making waves with sustainable messaging

Originally published December 2020 by WP Engine’s Velocitize. Sally’s author page is here. 4ocean’s digital leads share the inside scoop on building a purpose-before-profit company.  Between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day, Americans will produce an extra [...]

Media/Social Media

SHOULD WE PAY FOR TWITTER? NOT EVERYONE AGREES WITH SCOTT GALLOWAY.

Originally published December 2020 by WP Engine’s Velocitize.com. Sally’s author page is here.  Scott Galloway, the self-made millionaire who predicted Amazon would buy Whole Foods, argues in his third book that Twitter should develop a subscription [...]

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Health and Wellness

The Golden Trumpet: Remember your first smiley face

As I prepare for my return to Chicago, I’m packing lots of boxes in Fort Lauderdale; the project is an opportunity to declutter; laugh at old family photos; and read some of my writings, which date [...]

Health and Wellness

Whatever Gets You Talking: Mental Health Messaging

Published: May 16, 2020 in Velocitize Creative industries are uniting around mental health messaging as the pandemic takes its toll on America.  The month of May this year is a requiem for milestones many Americans are [...]

The Arts

Let There Be Art

Originally published in Lifestyle magazine’s January 2019 issue. A burgeoning cultural scene in Fort Lauderdale takes root thanks to the commitment and passion of local artists and visionaries Unknown to most people who’ve enjoyed the monthly [...]

DEI and ESG Sustainability

Why meaningful sustainability messaging is essential for long-term business success

Originally published in May 2021 by Ragan Consulting Group and PR Daily for the “The Consultant Is In” column.  Communications executives share their role in promoting ESG initiatives. Tyson made headlines last week with the unveiling [...]

Heroes of the Pandemic

Heroes of the Pandemic: Lina Puntervold

Published August 21, 2020 in Lifestyle Media Group Lina Puntervold Nurse and infection control practitioner, Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Background: Puntervold earned a master’s degree in public health with a minor in epidemiology from the University [...]

DEI and ESG

Doing well by doing good

Published May 12, 2021 in The Statement BOK Financial’s Gilbert Gerst uses his financial expertise and passion for people to enrich lives and promote racial equity Larry James needed board members. His Dallas nonprofit, City Square, [...]

Leadership and Entrepreneurship Media/Social Media

Media Relations: Lesson from White House Press Secretary

President Joe Biden has said a free and independent press is essential to democracy, a far cry from Donald Trump’s demonization of professional journalists as “enemy of the people.” On his first day in office, Biden [...]

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About Sally

   Sally O’Dowd specializes in content marketing and communications, with the belief that everyone, and every company, is creative with a unique story to tell. Her corporate philosophy follows what Einstein once said: “Creativity is contagious. Pass it on.” She builds her clients’ brands using the skills she’s honed during a 20-year career in journalism, digital advertising and multimedia communications.

   She has held senior and global positions in corporate communications and editorial departments at companies including Paris-based Publicis Groupe, Standard & Poor’s, and Accenture Interactive. Her extensive multimedia experience includes production of websites, interactive e-zines, keynotes, videos, blogs and LinkedIn columns for corporate executives.

Also a publicist, she has secured news coverage in publications including Chicago Tribune, Financial Times, The New York Times and Wall Street Journal. Sally-Ann is fluent in French and has a master’s degree from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. She moved from Manhattan to Fort Lauderdale in August 2017 so she could swim more.