Craig Sender

Craig Sender has extensive experience in public relations and communications. Craig started their career at DKC as an Account Director and then worked at Ruder Finn as a Senior Account Executive. Craig later joined eMarketer as a Media and Communications Manager and then moved on to PKPR as a Senior Account Director. In these roles, Craig worked on promoting various media properties and developing intelligent campaigns for clients.

Craig then joined Trylon SMR as a Vice President, where they managed a team and led communication efforts for various clients in the technology, media, and telecommunications industries. After that, they worked at Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) as a Public Relations Director, where they built and managed the company's PR and social media functions.

Craig also worked at Pivot Design as the Vice President of Client Engagement. In this role, they successfully opened and led the East Coast office, and provided creative problem-solving and PR expertise to clients in various industries.

Craig also had a brief role at Perkins School for the Blind as the Director of Media and Public Relations.

Currently, Craig works as the Senior Director of Public & Analyst Relations at Copyright Clearance Center (CCC), where they are involved in advancing copyright and powering innovation through software and professional services.

In addition to their corporate roles, Craig has been an Adjunct Professor at Boston University, where they teach communications writing and guest lectures in various PR courses.

Overall, Craig has a strong background in public relations, media relations, and branding, and has contributed to the success of multiple organizations throughout their career.

Craig Sender attended Monroe Township High School from 1990 to 1993 where they obtained their high school degree. Craig then pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in Public Relations at Syracuse University from 1993 to 1997. Later, from 2010 to 2012, Craig completed their Master of Arts degree in Communications Management at Syracuse University.