Early in her career the Indiana Associated Press awarded her “Best
Coverage of a Local Story” for reporting on corruption in the criminal
justice system of Lafayette, Indiana. Later, Linda worked in Chicago for
the United Press International Broadcast NewsWire, and joined all-news
radio stations owned by Mutual Broadcasting, Westinghouse Broadcasting
and top rated CBS owned WBBM News Radio 780.
Linda's byline appeared hundreds of times on UPI and AP broadcast news
wires with the wide variety of stories she covered. She has interviewed
just about every type of news maker including top business executives,
presidential contenders and even criminals.
Linda doesn’t pontificate. She describes herself as a “recovering
reporter,” and concerning training, says, “If you aren’t having fun you
probably aren’t learning anything.”
Her training philosophy is to constantly interact with the audience to keep
them engaged. She believes in short trainings to learn to deal with
reporters by thinking like them. Because Linda was a broadcast reporter
she condenses lots of information into an interactive and entertaining format
that doesn’t take all day.
Her students develop timeless skills in dealing with any type of reporter
they will encounter now or 30 years from now. At the end of one of her
trainings the CFO of a major mortgage company exclaimed, "Linda is the
Media Tiger!" Another executive said, "I learned more in the first 15
minutes of her training than I have from years of other media
trainings."
Linda is devoted to powerful communication. She has been a member for
20 years of Toastmasters International, the large non profit that trains
speakers and leaders. She is a Distinguished Toastmaster (DTM), the
highest speaking and leadership designation. Only a few of the thousands
of Toastmasters achieve DTM.
She is a founder, past President and member for ten years of one of the
rare Advanced Toastmasters Clubs formed to mentor professional
speakers and trainers in Atlanta, Georgia.
Linda is a graduate of Purdue University where she began her broadcast
journalism career as an announcer on Purdue's WBAA Radio and she
reported for the Purdue Exponent newspaper.
Contact: lindalovenews@yahoo.com
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Coverage of a Local Story” for reporting on corruption in the criminal
justice system of Lafayette, Indiana. Later, Linda worked in Chicago for
the United Press International Broadcast NewsWire, and joined all-news
radio stations owned by Mutual Broadcasting, Westinghouse Broadcasting
and top rated CBS owned WBBM News Radio 780.
Linda's byline appeared hundreds of times on UPI and AP broadcast news
wires with the wide variety of stories she covered. She has interviewed
just about every type of news maker including top business executives,
presidential contenders and even criminals.
Linda doesn’t pontificate. She describes herself as a “recovering
reporter,” and concerning training, says, “If you aren’t having fun you
probably aren’t learning anything.”
Her training philosophy is to constantly interact with the audience to keep
them engaged. She believes in short trainings to learn to deal with
reporters by thinking like them. Because Linda was a broadcast reporter
she condenses lots of information into an interactive and entertaining format
that doesn’t take all day.
Her students develop timeless skills in dealing with any type of reporter
they will encounter now or 30 years from now. At the end of one of her
trainings the CFO of a major mortgage company exclaimed, "Linda is the
Media Tiger!" Another executive said, "I learned more in the first 15
minutes of her training than I have from years of other media
trainings."
Linda is devoted to powerful communication. She has been a member for
20 years of Toastmasters International, the large non profit that trains
speakers and leaders. She is a Distinguished Toastmaster (DTM), the
highest speaking and leadership designation. Only a few of the thousands
of Toastmasters achieve DTM.
She is a founder, past President and member for ten years of one of the
rare Advanced Toastmasters Clubs formed to mentor professional
speakers and trainers in Atlanta, Georgia.
Linda is a graduate of Purdue University where she began her broadcast
journalism career as an announcer on Purdue's WBAA Radio and she
reported for the Purdue Exponent newspaper.
Contact: lindalovenews@yahoo.com
(C) Copyright 2008-2010 All Rights Reserved
You never know when you may be facing
reporters due to an unexpected crisis. Linda
helps you “Tame the Media Tiger Instead of
Becoming Its Lunch.”
She knows what news people really want, thanks to
10 years as a broadcast journalist. Linda has been a
news reporter, writer, anchor, producer and Associate
News Director.
reporters due to an unexpected crisis. Linda
helps you “Tame the Media Tiger Instead of
Becoming Its Lunch.”
She knows what news people really want, thanks to
10 years as a broadcast journalist. Linda has been a
news reporter, writer, anchor, producer and Associate
News Director.
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