Posts by Greg Stone

Greg Stone spent many years as a journalist so he brings those “street credentials” to every assignment. He began his career as a writer at Time Inc. in New York, and later worked as a TV reporter in Minneapolis, Boston, and on PBS. His professional honors include three Emmy nominations. Turning down an offer to anchor at CNN in New York, Greg founded Stone Communications in 1989. Since then he has conducted numerous media and presentation skills workshops for high-level executives at Fidelity, IBM and 3M; deans at Harvard University; rocket scientists at the Smithsonian; senior managers at the LA Dodgers; and three spokespeople facing interviews on “60 Minutes.” As a recognized expert, he has guest-lectured on media relations at Harvard Business School. Greg has also written and directed hundreds of video productions for clients such as Coca-Cola, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Johns Hopkins Medical School and Stop & Shop. He earned an AB with honors from Harvard University, followed by two master’s degrees from Columbia University in journalism and business.
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