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About Mike Schwager
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When you enter into a relationship with Worldlink
Media Consultants, you enter into a direct relationship
with the company founder, public and media relations veteran
Mike Schwager (member, PRSA and IABC [Public Relations
Society of America, and International Association of
Business Communicators, respectively]). Whether it's
corporate media relations, corporate public relations,
non-profit organization media relations, non-profit
organization public relations, government media relations,
government public relations, or media interview training,
Mike can help you. As an intensely creative and
results-driven media relations and marketing communications
professional, Mike works with each client in such areas as:
publicity, writing (Op-Eds, articles, speeches), media
interview & crisis communications training, creative
strategic planning, cause-related marketing, book or website
titling, radio & television production, and celebrity
networking.
Mike Schwager began his communications career at CBS News
and as a writer for CBS Audience Services in New
York. He then entered the public relations arena as a media
specialist for Burson-Marsteller, the large New
York-based public relations firm, followed by six years as
president and creative director of Michael Klepper
Associates in New York. At “MKA” Mr. Schwager directed
award-winning public relations activities for The
Exhibition of the People’s Republic of China (China’s
first trade and cultural exhibition in the USA), and the One
Year Countdown to the Louisiana World’s Fair,
arranging for extensive live-remote coverage by NBC’s The
Today Show. He also managed accounts for Polaroid, Data
General, the Canadian government, Viacom and Father
Flanagan’s BoysTown.
Mr. Schwager launched his own agency, The Media Relations
Group, which he ran for ten years, from 1985 to 1995,
representing such clients as Kelloggs; Magazine
Publishers of America; ABC/Capital Cities Publishing; World
Vision, the international relief and development agency;
United Negro College Fund; IBM; Tadiran, the
Israeli electronics communications company; the United
States-Mexican Development Corporation; and authors like
Harvey Mackay (he made Mr. Mackay’s book, Swim With The
Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive, a mega-bestseller);
Wilson Harrell, former publisher of Inc. Magazine (For
Entrepreneurs Only); Richard Goodwin, former Special
Assistant to John F. Kennedy (Remembering America: A
Voice From The Sixties); superagent Bob Woolf (Friendly
Persuasion); Louise Hay (You Can Heal Your Life);
and real estate tycoon Sam Grossman (Win The Food Fight).
From 1995 to present, Mike Schwager has been president of
Worldlink Media Consultants, representing Opportunity
International, the global microfinance organization,
which he literally put on the media map for the first time
in its 30+ year history; CURE International, establishing
teaching hospitals to help disabled children in developing
countries; Geneva Global, an advisory service that
manages international philanthropy for individuals and
foundations; First Star, a children's legal advocacy group;
The John Templeton Foundation; H.E.L.P. founded by
Mario and Andrew Cuomo; The Christian Herald
Association/Bowery Mission of New York; Corporate Financial
Services; KidsPeace, the National Center for Youth
Overcoming Crises; National KidsDay on behalf of The
Boys & Girls Clubs of America; and books on behalf of
Rodale Press, including The Hidden Pope by Darcy
O’Brien. Mr. Schwager arranged front-page New York Times
coverage for this book.
For six years, Mike Schwager was host of his own public
affairs radio program in New York City called Mike Talk
on WOR Radio. He was also the first American public
relations executive to appear on Glasnost, Russian
television, with his own marketing communications program
during the Gorbachev era.
Mike Schwager is published in The Wall Street Journal, PR
Aids, Training Magazine, Chemical Engineering Magazine, PR
News, PR Week, and PR Crossing.
He is the subject of a chapter on public relations in Wilson
Harrell’s book, For Entrepreneurs Only. Mr. Harrell
was the publisher of Inc. Magazine. Mr. Harrell also wrote
about Mr. Schwager in his column for Success Magazine.
Call Mike for a free evaluation of your needs, whether it's
for corporate media relations, corporate public relations,
non-profit organization media relations, non-profit
organization public relations, government media relations,
government public relations, book publicity, celebrity
networking, cause-related marketing, media interview
training, book or website titling, or writing (Op-Eds and
speeches).
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