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Over the past 12 years, I've developed an expertise in public relations, communications and social media.
I have proven results working with print, Web-based and broadcast media outlets while serving businesses, nonprofit organizations and government agencies.
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"Cortland is a 'can-do' guy who knows the ins and outs of communication."
-Brian Davidson
"He has high standards."
"He works to achieve the best goal, it's not about him getting all the credit."
-Phil Amorosi
"...well prepared and well spoken."
"...excelled in bringing attention to important issues."
-Rich Hyjack
"He is responsive, creative and someone you can rely on."
-Jay Spector
"Cortland leads by example."
"He is always poised, positive and professional. He is one of the best leaders I have worked with."
-Laura Newman
"...best public information officer in Arizona state government."
"He was extremely well organized in his information presentation, timely, professional and easy to get along with."
-Mark Shaffer
"He cared about getting factual information out to media in a timely way, he had a very strong knowledge of Web-based communications and the value of the Internet as a means to promote our agency."
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A Record of Firsts
* World's first binding, public election held over the Web
* America's first air quality permit issued in over twenty years for a new oil refinery
* Arizona's first recycling program at a pro sports stadium
Monday, March 9 This weekend's Asbury Park Press featured an editorial with a very practical, workable long-term approach to affordable housing in New Jersey. Political stunts to kill the Council, in the end, are meaningless and useless to the disussion, the challenges that lie ahead or how New Jersey ultimately resolves this very important issue.
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