Roger,

No disrespect intended, but I don't think blasting
someone's character on a public listerver is very
appropriate.  Even if someone had something
outrageously bad to say about me (which I am sure
there a few), I would prefer that is be kept on a
personal basis.  It reminds me of the term,
"black-balling," which I have never approved of since
it doesn't give somone to make-up for mistakes nor
improve on past performances.  Especially, when you
are not even sure if it is the correct person.

Just my thoughts.

--- Roger Smith <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Amanda,
>
> If the Jeanne Collins is the person I think she is (
> a former committee
> member of ICOM's Marketing and PR committee ) then I
> would have no
> reservations in recommending her - from an
> international marketing and PR
> perspective.  When I knew her on the committee she
> was a colleague whose
> judgement was highly valued and who made a
> significant contribution to the
> various international meetings ICOM MPR facilitated.
>
> If it's a different 'Jean Collins' from the one
> above..................?
>
> best wishes
> Roger Smith
> former chair of ICOM MPR and
> Director of Global Museum
>
>
> > Dear Colleagues:
> >
> > Are any of you familiar with a boutique PR firm in
> NYC
> > called Jeanne Collins & Associates? I have found
> > little on the Web that is helpful in determining
> their
> > legitimacy and reputation as a consulting firm for
> > museums, arts organizations and nonprofit clients.
> >
> > I work for a worldwide public relations agency and
> am
> > currently pursuing PR opportunities in the arts
> field.
> > I am very interested in learning whether the
> museums
> > you represent have done business with Jeanne
> Collins,
> > etc. Any information you can share with me about
> this
> > firm is much appreciated.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Amanda Marx
> >
> >
> >
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