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Tory
Harris joined Ceisler Jubelirer in August 2006. Harris assists in developing
and implementing communication plans for clients; planning and promoting client
events; coordinating relevant industry research; and coordinating budgets and
schedules for media buying. Moreover, she researches grassroots opportunities,
such as speaking invitations; drafts media materials, such as press releases,
media advisories and fact sheets; and places stories in the local and statewide
media.
Before joining Ceisler Jubelirer, Harris worked in the communications department
on Temple University’s health sciences campus. As a public relations
associate, she planned and implemented PR strategies and projects to reflect
Temple’s emerging priorities and goals. In addition, Harris interacted
with local and national news media to garner substantive positive coverage for
Temple Health Science Center programs and faculty.
Harris launched her communications career at Fox Philadelphia as an intern,
followed by a position at WILM News Radio as a weekend news reporter. She
then went on to work as an assignment editor at WB17 in Philadelphia while simultaneously
developing and producing a weekly women’s health segment for WB17’s
News at Ten.
Harris
received
her
bachelor’s
degree
in
hospitality
management
from
Morgan
State
University
and
spent
several
years
working
in
marketing
and
sales
in
that
field.
She
later
received
her
master’s
degree
cum laude in Journalism
from
Temple
University.
She
is
currently
a
member
of
the
Philadelphia
Public
Relations
Association
and
serves
on
the
Board
of
Directors
for
Girls
Incorporated
of
Greater
Philadelphia
and
Southern
New
Jersey,
a
nonprofit
organization
that
provides
education,
mentoring
and
counseling
services
to
girls
and
their
families.
Harris
is
also
a
member
of
the
Executive
Committee
of
the
Friends
of
Children's
Crisis
Treatment
Center
(CcTC),
a
group
of
young
professionals
from
the
Philadelphia
region
dedicated
to
strengthening
CcTC's
mission
through
exciting
and
unique
community
events,
activities
and
fundraisers. |
