Tim Smith is a marketing strategist and web designer who puts three decades of applied marketing, graphic layout and copy writing experience into his work.

 

During his career, he has held senior-level management positions in media, advertising agency, corporate marketing and consulting.

 

Passionate about Marketing

 

Tim enjoys teaching businesses new ways to market their products and services that generate better results than conventional approaches.

 

Prior to founding New Paradigm Marketing, he served as Marketing Director for Atlanta-based Harland-Clarke, where his duties included product development, marketing management and communications for a national market segment. Previous positions included serving as Vice President of Marketing and Training for Northwest Airlines Federal Credit Union and General Manager for a mid-Atlantic advertising agency.

 

Tim's approach is based on combining real-world business and marketing fundamentals with time-tested, proven strategies that always work when properly implemented. In addition to his skills as a planner, he excels at writing. One of his core competencies is producing well organized, highly readable and compelling plans and promotional copy. He also coaches clients on how to successfully implement their strategies once developed.

 

Skills, Awards and Other Stuff We’re Proud of

 

In various capacities, his roles and responsibilities have included:

 

 

Tim has won numerous awards for his work in regional and national competition, and earned his Certified Marketing Executive (C.M.E.) designation in 2000. He has been a featured presenter at various industry conferences at the local, state and national level, and served as instructor for an accredited college course for media professionals.

 

He holds a B.S. in Mass Communications/Journalism from Towson University in Maryland, and completed graduate level coursework in Marketing at the University of Baltimore.

 

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