Chuck Tanowitz (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ctanowitz/) is a seasoned professional in strategic communications, with a history of building strong programs that drive media and brand growth. 
His experience spans more than 15 years—he has played key roles in shaping the marketing and communication strategies for various brands, including Paytronix Systems, Greentown Labs, the N-Squared Innovation District, TenMarks, and a long list of others. 
Chuck is back on Confessions of Marketer for the second time—having joined us in 2017 in the very early days of this podcast. 
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Mark Reed-Edwards: Welcome to this special episode of Confessions of a Marketer. I&#39;m Mark Reed Edwards. We&#39;re back with this mini series of shows I&#39;ve dubbed the Talent Showcase. These episodes focus on people in marketing, communications, PR, and allied fields who are looking for their next opportunity.
My guests share their stories, successes, and how they can help their next employer or client. Today, I&#39;m joined by Chuck Tanowitz. Chuck is a seasoned professional in strategic communications with a history of building strong programs that drive media and brand growth. His experience spans more than 15 years.
He&#39;s played a key roles in shaping the marketing and communication strategies for various brands, including Paytronix Systems, Greentown Labs, the N Squared Innovation District, 10 Marks, and a long list of others. 
Chuck Tanowitz is back on Confessions of a Marketer for the second time, having joined us in 2017, the very early days of this podcast.
Chuck, welcome back.
Chuck Tanowitz: Thank you. I I really appreciate you having me on.
Mark: It&#39;s great to chat. So can you tell me more about yourself beyond what I just shared, you know, your background and career path?
Chuck: You know, it&#39;s interesting. I was reading an article recently that talked about developing a career portfolio as opposed to a career path, and I feel like that&#39;s actually a little bit of what I&#39;ve done. Yes, the core of my career has been in PR and marketing and brand, but I&#39;ve also taken on these other roles outside.
That&#39;s how I ended up, for example, at the N squared Innovation District, which was really more of an economic development effort, as much it was a marketing effort. So it&#39;s given me this broad base of very interesting kind of pieces that I&#39;ve done. 
You know, when I look at the work I did at Paytronix, which was very much traditional marketing and PR and brand, which was: drive leads and drive interest in this company.
But then you look at something like N-Squared, where it was: &quot;How do I develop a community? How do I bring in art into the project and develop placemaking? How do I connect with local colleges and universities?&quot; 
And then something like Greentown Labs, where it was: &quot;How do you build something from zero and get it known where you&#39;re trying to not necessarily build leads, but certainly build br

Chuck Tanowitz: Seasoned strategic communications pro

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