Elliot Schreiber

I am unique in that I have moved in and out of the academic, corporate and consulting business during the course of my career. I received my Ph.D. form Penn State in 1977 and was a professor for four years before moving to the corporate arena, where I moved steadily through a successful career that took me from DuPont, where I started in market strategy developing the company's move into healthcare and later electronics; to Bayer as head of corporate communications for North America; and then to Nortel in Toronto as chief marketing and communications officer. I then was recruited to run an e-business strategy consulting firm during the first built up of the Internet. After we sold that business, I returned to academia and began my own consulting business. I currently am Clinical Professor of Marketing at the LeBow College of Business, Drexel University in Philadelphia and Executive Director of the Center for Corporate Reputation Management there. I also have my own consulting business, Brand and Reputation Management, which works with a variety of clients on connecting their market strategy, brand strategy and employee engagement to enhance their competitiveness and build their reputations.