# Shelley Spector
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shelley spector (born 1961) is an American visual artist. Spector is an Adjunct Professor at University of the Arts. and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
The Museum of Public Relations
This week’s episode welcomes Shelley Spector, the visionary founder of the Museum of Public Relations. Tune in as Shelley offers a rare glimpse into the evolution of public relations and the untold stories that shaped the industry, and discover how the museum curates the legacy of PR pioneers.
From the vault: Podcast interview with artist Shelley Spector
Shelley Spector studied dance for many years–her mother was a dance teacher and taught dance classes out of the studio in the basement. So the idea of creating art that looks effortless–the way dancers make dancing look effortless–was built into Spector’s way of working. Spector founded the influen…
Shelley Spector on making things look effortless, and on the Philly art scene – a podcast on Artblog Radio
Shelley Spector studied dance for many years — her mother was a dance teacher and taught dance classes out of the studio in the basement. So the idea of creating art that looks effortless — the way dancers make dancing look effortless — was built into Shelley’s way of working. Spector founded the i…
Season One Recap: #PitchHost Amy Summers
This episode of “Pitch Live with Amy Summers” takes you behind the scenes to explore the origins of the podcast and highlights the most unforgettable moments from its first season. Host Amy Summers, founder and president of Pitch Publicity® and INICIVOX®, shares season one’s most insightful, shocki…
Introducing: A History of Marketing
A podcast exploring the untold stories of how marketing evolved through conversations with marketing leaders, professors, authors, and historians - including Philip Kotler, David Aaker, Guy Kawasaki, Jagdish Sheth, V. Kumar, Shelley Spector, and more.
Hosted by Andrew Mitrak
marketinghistory.org
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Shelley Spector: Early Public Relations & Pioneers Who Shaped the Field
A History of Marketing / Episode 6
This week we are joined by Shelley Spector, founder and director of the Museum of Public Relations. Shelley's journey into PR history began with an unlikely friendship with the legendary Edward Bernays, the "father of public relations" and nephew of Sigmund Freud.…
#144: Exploring the Legacy and Future of Public Relations w/ Shelley Spector & Dick Martin
Shelley Spector, founder and CEO of the Museum of Public Relations, and Dick Martin, Chair of the museum’s board and former AT&T communications executive shed light on the rich history of the PR profession, the importance of preserving its legacy, and how the Museum of Public Relations is shaping t…
Founding the First Ever PR Museum with Shelley Spector | Season 3 Episode 10
What does it take to preserve an entire industry’s legacy? In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Shelley Spector, the powerhouse behind the world’s first and only Museum of Public Relations.
Shelley shares how her friendship with Edward Bernays (the father of PR), a career of award-winning ca…
Shelley Zalis: The Birth of Online Research
A History of Marketing / Episode 32
This week we’re diving into early internet history and the digital transformation of Hollywood with the one and only, Shelley Zalis.
Zalis is the founder and CEO of The Female Quotient, an organization dedicated to elevating women in the workplace and closing the…
Let's Talk PR & More Show #125: PR Museum's Shelley Spector and Ask Eddie
Sherry Goldman's guests are Shelley Spector, founder of the Museum of Public Relations, and "Ask Eddie," an AI-version of Edward Bernays, considered the founder of modern public relations. Sherry and Shelley discuss the newest edition to the PR Museum - Ask Eddie - and how AI was used to create the…
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