Tim Coco served both as a print and broadcast journalist and then created a corporate communications department for a major national conglomerate. He observed how institutions failed to speak with one voice. Their messages became confused when interpreted by artificially fragmented advertising, public relations, direct mail and investor relations efforts.
Coco was among the first to recognize the impact of unprecedented information sharing among diverse audiences. In his role as a marketer, he did more than just re-assemble and integrate marketing communications; he combined all corporate communications. Customers, employees, shareholders, regulators, the media and others now heard the same messages – yet in a manner specially tailored to each. It would take the advent of the World Wide Web nearly a decade later for Madison Avenue to embrace the new model.
Upon founding COCO+CO. in 1991, he put this creatively and strategically balanced, zealously ethical and audience-centered “Connections Process” to work for client partners. This field-proven approach has helped dozens of institutions meet even the most challenging objectives.
Coco holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Management from Lesley University School of Management.
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