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BMA Philadelphia Chooses Schubert Staffer as President Elect

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DOWNINGTOWN, Pa., December 3, 2009 — Brian Courtney, a senior public relations executive at Schubert Communications Inc., was recently elected president of the Business Marketing Association’s Philadelphia chapter. He will continue serving as the chapter’s executive vice president until taking the leadership role on January 1, 2011.

Courtney has nearly 15 years of experience in marketing communications in both corporate positions and with agencies. A senior staffer at Schubert for the last three years, Courtney provides strategic counsel and implementation for key clients in chemicals and metals manufacturing

“Schubert has actively supported BMA for years, and we see continuous education as a way to give back to the community and the industry,” said agency President Allen Silveri. “Brian has proven his leadership qualities to our agency and our clients. We are confident that he will do the same in helping to grow the BMA.”

About the BMA
The national Business Marketing Association has been around since 1922, with more than 20 chapters in cities across the U.S. Our goal, locally, is to improve B2B marketing, share best practices, support career development, expand our network, and have fun. The Philly BMA hosts educational sessions, including peer-to-peer panel discussions, industry expert speakers and instructional webinars, as well as networking and social events.
 
About Schubert Communications Inc.
Schubert Communications Inc. is a full-service agency specialized in integrated business-to-business marketing communications that help clients to grow revenue and profits. Schubert delivers its strategic, sales-centric marketing to industries as diverse as biotech, professional services, specialty chemicals and metals processing. Its client list includes industry leaders Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, NETZSCH Fine Particle Technology, Scala, Sartomer Co., Pall Corp., Hydro Aluminum and more. For more information, visit www.schubert.com or http://blog.schubert.com.