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Jim Boz has worked as a newspaper editor, as a communication consultant and/or campaign manager for local candidates, as a stand-up trainer for-profit as well as not-for-profit corporations, and as well as a college professor at several Miami Valley colleges and universities. His career also includes significant experience is in local radio and television outlets as an on air personality, program manager/director, promotions director and in news and public affairs.
Further, as part of his services to not-for-profit and for-profit corporations, Jim has also been a consultant for press relations, to include radio/TV advertising (see below for Jim’s electronic media experience), press relations including writing or overseeing the writing of press releases.
Finally, during his tenure as a Professor at the University of Dayton, Jim became a part of a University of Dayton Research Institute (UDRI) program contracted to the Air Force Foreign Technology Department.
Broomball. (coming…) (coming…) AND here we are. Broomball. Around this very time last year, I was asked by Lorka Munoz-Daughtery if I would be a commentator when FiveRivers MetroPark’s RiverScape began hosting Monday Night Broomball. “Sure,” I told Lorka. “But… uh… just what is… uh… Broomball.” (Okay. That’s not a TRANSCRIPT of the conversation we… (continue…)
Last call… (And… Soon…Welcome HOME) Last Call at Jimmie’s Cornerstone Bar and Grille… and all that history at Brown and Wyoming! Last Call for Jimmie and sons, and the whole wonderful gang of friendly wait staff, cooks and… who knows… a coupla’ ghosts and goblins who show up ONLY at Hallowe’en… Las Call at Jimmie’s… (continue…)
Call it the city with a handle… Or MAYBE the city with just a little bit of an identity crisis? Is it “St. Louis,” as in… oh, say the St. Louis Cardinals (now referring ONLY to a baseball team, now that the pesky “football Cardinals” moved on to some southern hospitality… not to say southern… (continue…)
I’m not from here. I’m from someplace else. And we’ll deal with that later. Sometime later. For the record, almost all of my friends and even family are also “not from here.” They’re also from somewhere else. And (I bet you guessed it), we’ll deal with that later, too. Sometime later. Too. What is true… (continue…)
