Lori Cooper

Lori Cooper has a diverse work experience that spans over several decades. Lori began their career in 1981 as a Public Information NCO and Newspaper Editor for the US Army. During this time, they served as the official media spokesperson and was featured on Good Morning America for a news segment on "Women in the Army." In 1988, they joined MedMark Inc. as a Managing Editor, where they developed marketing programs and collateral for healthcare organizations. In 1989, Lori became the President and Founder of Target Marketing Agency, where they led integrated marketing communications planning for various clients and received recognition for innovative interactive marketing initiatives. In 2005, they transitioned to Tombras, where they held positions such as Senior Vice President - Group Account Director and, most recently, Managing Director. In their role at Tombras, they managed account teams in diverse industries, shaped strategy, leveraged customer insights, and inspired cross-functional teams to drive growth through innovative messaging and earned media.

Lori Cooper's education history is as follows:

In 1978, Lori attended the University of California, Santa Cruz, where they studied Liberal Arts.

In 1981, they attended the Defense Information School/Journalism at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, focusing on Newspaper Journalism.

In 1984, Lori participated in the Leadership Development Course at Ft. Bragg.

In 1985, they received training in US Army Airborne at Ft. Benning.

In 2002, Lori attended Milligan College and studied Business Administration.

In 2007, they enrolled in the SEMPO Institute - Basic, where they earned a Basic Search Engine Optimization Certificate, specializing in Search Engine Marketing.

In 2008, they advanced their knowledge by attending the SEMPO Institute - Advanced, where they earned an Advanced Search Engine Optimization Certificate.