AgencySpy UnBeige SocialTimes LostRemote TVNewser more TVSpy GalleyCat AppNewser 10,000 Words FishbowlNY FishbowlLA FishbowlDC MediaJobsDaily AllFacebook AllTwitter semanticweb.com

Posts Tagged ‘John Brodeur’

Brodeur Principals Buy Firm Back from Omnicom

Andy Coville and John Brodeur, principals at Brodeur Partners, have re-purchased a majority stake in the firm from Omnicom Group, which had acquired the firm in 1993. The buy-back is part of a firm restructuring that includes new people and practices.

The agency is now comprised of four areas.

Read more

Mediabistro Event

One Day Sale- Save up to $200 today only

One Day SaleWe’re offering $100 off either AllFacebook Marketing Conference, or AllTwitter Marketing Conference and $200 off a Combo Pass to attend both events. We’ve secured an A-List roster of social media strategists from Toyota, Mashable, the Oakland Raiders, the San Francisco Giants, and more. This offer expires at midnight, so register now with the code ONEDAY and save.

Thom Brodeur, Out at Marketwire

433465_TN-496274_ThomBrodeur_PressRelease.jpg

First on PRNewser: Thom Brodeur senior VP, global strategy & development at press release distribution company Marketwire was laid off, according to an anonymous source.

PRNewser confirmed the high-level departure with one of the company’s PR reps Paolina Milana who cited “strategic reorganization” within Marketwire, and called Brodeur a smart and engaging member of the team. Brodeur also confirmed the reason for the cut by email, and wouldn’t comment on his plans at this time.

Brodeur joined Marketwire in Spring 2007 from Brodeur Worldwide’s Phoenix office where he was VP. He’s not related to BW’s founder and Chairman John Brodeur.

Marketwire is one of the bigger distribution services along with PRNewswire and Businesswire and is the wire of choice for Canadian corporations–they have five offices there, among other countries.

Brodeur was part of an effort to becoming more 2.0 in recent years, as the Social Media Press Release (SMPR) became recognized as a useful tool.