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Barton "Bart" James Christner, M.F.A., B.S.

UX Leadership; executive-level project management & design

Barton James Christner

Newsletter

Regular news for members, short enough to be read at once.

D5 Newsletter: a collage of the work in this chapter

Periodic, distributed bulletin that typically relates topics of interest to participants or subscribers in a society, business or organization.


Routine

Localized content, is best prepared, organized, and issued on cyclic, designated, recurrent basis.

Member

Recipients typically belong to clubs, churches, societies, associations, and businesses. Often content is about one main topic, intended to reach the members of a specific group, a municipality, it's citizens, an organization's customers or a set of employees.

Bulletin

Brief reports, official announcements, a release, statement, or updates intending to make known through distribution. Summaries might include current activities or events, past achievements, existing conditions, legislative government agency, and official, special, or scholarly presentation, from a conclusive, learned or professional society.

Jonathan Miles

Owner / Community Leader,
Ace Glass, Washington, PA

"A business owner for over 25 years, I learned that timely and effective communication with colleagues, clients, and the community is invaluable. Directing non-profit entities, building a network of contacts with public, private, non-profit and governmental bodies is crucial. Over many decades, I've been Board Member to the Washington School District, Director of the LeMoyne Multi-Cultural Community Center, Operations Director at the Washington Community Arts & Cultural Center, and Community Mobilizer with Washington Communities That Care, among others. Organizations must regularly reach an audience with press releases, creative fundraising events, reports, or organized community activities like Barton James' inviting Felicity Fenton to roll a giant red ball through urban streets, sparking thousands in needed donations to the Greater Washington County Food Bank."

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