Smart Communications: Corrections, Simplified
Courtney Brush is an experienced professional with a strong background in proposal writing, marketing, and database management. Currently serving as a Proposal Writer and Marketing Specialist at Smart Communications since January 2020, Courtney focuses on RFP response compilation and marketing content creation. Previously, Courtney worked at UnitedHealthcare StudentResources as a Proposal and Production Specialist, where responsibilities included CRM database administration and marketing content creation using InDesign. Earlier roles include SharePoint Administrator and Standards Coordinator at Building Performance Institute, Inc., and Graduate Research Assistant at NYSDOH, Division of Nutrition. Courtney holds a Master of Public Health in Social Behavior and Community Health and a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology, both from the University at Albany.
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Smart Communications: Corrections, Simplified
Smart Communications specializes in corrections technology that simplifies operations with the most advanced inmate communications tools in the industry. Our solutions provide agencies with more features, more security, and more intelligence than any other tablet or kiosk platform offered in corrections. The innovation continues with the new Patented MailGuard® solution that finally eliminates one of corrections' longest running problems and security loopholes – contraband and secret communication with inmate postal mail. Smart Communications currently services more than 100 facilities nationwide, ranging in size from 200 - 47,000 inmates. We service a wide range of facilities including county, parish, city and regional jails, and Department of Corrections. Founded in 2009, we are a family-owned business headquartered in Seminole, Fla. Smart Communications’ state-of-the-art facility is comprised of 15,000 square feet, with over half a million dollars in custom-designed mail processing equipment. Our facility is bio-metrically secured, climate controlled, and under 24-hour surveillance.