Bob Chase

Bob Chase has a diverse work experience spanning across different industries. Bob started their career as an announcer for radio stations WMNS-AM/WBJZ-FM and WHDL-AM/WOLN-FM. Bob then worked as an account coordinator at Wolf Carr Public Relations and as an account executive at Carr Marketing Communications, where they piloted public relations campaigns for various clients. Bob later became the venue media manager for the Special Olympics World Games '99, where they orchestrated media relations for the golf venue. Bob then joined SouthPeak Interactive as a senior media relations specialist, responsible for building the public relations function and managing a PR budget. Bob also worked at SAS as a public relations program manager, leading global PR campaigns and launching a strategic PR campaign for the company's life sciences business. Bob served as the president of the Pendleton Athletic Booster Association, coordinating a team of volunteers and supporting youth sports organizations. Currently, Bob is the director of public relations at Gelia, leading the PR function for a global marketing agency and providing strategic PR counsel for clients in various industries.

Bob Chase earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass Communications from St. Bonaventure University in 1989. Bob later attended The Ohio State University from 1989 to 1990, where they received a Master of Arts degree in Journalism.