Last night I was out to dinner with my friends Christa and Dan. Somehow, we got on the topic of blogging and Dan asked me if I've been reading Christa's blog. As a branding guy, I am ashamed to say that I didn't even notice the blog address perfectly displayed in her e-mail signature. Shows how unobservant I can be sometimes...
After logging onto my e-mail this morning, and linking to her site, I read her most recent entry about worrying. As a professional worrier, I felt compelled to comment. And then it hit me... I should create my own blog immediately. After all, how much longer will stephenbaer@blogspot be available?
So, here goes. Lady and gentlemen (notice the singular tense, as I don't expect more than two people to ever read this) welcome to my blog. Here within, I will comment on some of the most critical topics known to man, including:
- Lindsay Lohan
- Video Games
- Running Turtles
- Oberlin College
- My Family
I certainly encourage your feedback.
More to come,
SBR
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About Me
- Stephen_Baer
- New York, NY, United States
- Stephen Baer counsels clients on game design and marketing initiatives and ensures that TGA produces results that directly and positively impact its client’s business objectives. Prior to starting TGA, Stephen was Director of Brand Integration at Atari. In that role he oversaw development and marketing of for all branded games. Prior to that role, Stephen was Senior Global Product Manager at Atari. In that role he created and executed million dollar marketing plans for games including Dungeons and Dragons, Alone in the Dark, Driver and Test Drive Unlimited. Before joining Atari, Stephen was a marketing and sales executive for three divisions of General Electric (NBC, Appliances and Plastics). Earlier in his career, Stephen was Director of Business Development for GCI Group. In that role, he managed a marketing, client strategy, and new business development team and sat on the company’s Board of Directors. Stephen began his marketing career at Lowe & Partners. Stephen is Six Sigma Certified and has received the GE Marketing Excellence Award and the GCI Entrepreneurial Spirit Award. Stephen received his BA from Oberlin College and his MBA from Columbia University.