Jennifer Gilbart
Marketing communications professional with 20+ years’ experience in marcom strategy, research, design, and measurement. Versatile writer/designer of impactful articles, press releases, web and social content, ads, newsletters, blogs, sales collateral, email content, and more.
magazine ad copywriting
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14th September 2022
LeapFrog: Storytime Success
magazine ad copy & design
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14th September 2022
BlemFree: Skin Smarts
magazine ad copy & design
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14th September 2022
Golfpride: Regrip and Rejoice
magazine ad copywriting
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14th September 2022
Oscar Mayer Ad
press release
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14th September 2022
Working Mothers Value Alone Time and Personal Time
A new survey commissioned by Working Mother magazine and Country Inns & Suites By Carlson —with the magazine’s Smart Moms Panel— found that women traveling for business said available personal time is the best part of being on a business trip away from family.
product copywriting
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14th September 2022
Product Description: Travel Beverage Container
The Walking with Purpose Travel Beverage Container is perfect to carry around your hot or cold beverages throughout the day. At a full 20 oz. capacity, this travel tumbler is sleek and lightweight, making it easy to fit into your car cup holder.
The Walking with Purpose Travel Beverage Container is made with 100% durable stainless steel to keep the temperature of your favorite beverage longer due to its double wall insulation.
It includes a clear plastic push-in lid with suction closure to ens
The Walking with Purpose Travel Beverage Container is made with 100% durable stainless steel to keep the temperature of your favorite beverage longer due to its double wall insulation.
It includes a clear plastic push-in lid with suction closure to ens
press release
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14th September 2022
Announcing the Advertising Working Mothers of the Year
According to a groundbreaking new study, “What Moms
Think: The Working Mother Report,” moms who view their job as a “career” are more satisfied and feel more positive in every area of their lives. Just ask our 2011 Advertising Working Mothers of the Year – twenty inspiring career moms who are happily succeeding at home and at the office.
Think: The Working Mother Report,” moms who view their job as a “career” are more satisfied and feel more positive in every area of their lives. Just ask our 2011 Advertising Working Mothers of the Year – twenty inspiring career moms who are happily succeeding at home and at the office.
press release
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14th September 2022
Blaze Scholarship Program Launched at Bronx Catholic School
Girls at St. Ignatius Middle School in Bronx, New York to participate in Walking with Purpose BLAZE program at no cost.
blog post
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14th September 2022
Let Your Light Shine Before Men
The small television that sits on our kitchen counter between the knife block and the coffee maker was flecked with dried brown batter bits from my son’s attempt at making brownies the night before. As I carefully scrubbed the splatter with the corner of a sponge on Saturday morning, I watched the news, which was concluding its coverage of the March 16 Atlanta spa shootings that left eight people dead—most of them women of Asian descent.
news article
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14th September 2022
Security Grants Awarded to Rockland Orgs
The Jewish Federation & Foundation of Rockland County helped four local organizations secure New York State Homeland Security grants in the amount of $50,000 each. The board approved the use of Federation’s endowment funds for this important endeavor.
news article
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14th September 2022
Raviv to Rockland: “Don’t Lose This Momentum”
If your kids are turned off at religious school, it’s an “unbelievable blessing.”
“There are no bad students, just bad teachers.”
When Dr. Zohar Raviv spoke to a full house of 450 attendees at New City Jewish Center on March 7, he wanted to present a fresh way of looking at Judaism and to push audience members “beyond their zone of comfort.”
“There are no bad students, just bad teachers.”
When Dr. Zohar Raviv spoke to a full house of 450 attendees at New City Jewish Center on March 7, he wanted to present a fresh way of looking at Judaism and to push audience members “beyond their zone of comfort.”
news article
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14th September 2022
The Student Who Spoke Up
Cassie Blotner, a ninth-grade student at Clarkstown South High School felt “really uncomfortable” when she saw a video in Social Studies class that inappropriately portrayed Jews during the Roman Empire. Cassie told her parents about the video later that day and the school district and Federation got involved – showing that one person can truly make a difference.
“The video just wasn’t true. It described the Jewish religion as exclusive but I think we are inclusive,” Cassie said. Cassie went on
“The video just wasn’t true. It described the Jewish religion as exclusive but I think we are inclusive,” Cassie said. Cassie went on
email copywriting
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14th September 2022
Order Now for Fall Programs Email Blast
email copywriting
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14th September 2022
Events Email Blast
collateral writing & design
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14th September 2022
Grocery TV Network Sell Sheet
collateral writing & design
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14th September 2022
Media Partnership Sell Sheet
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