390: Richard Lorenzen
Richard Lorenzen, Fifth Avenue Brands
– The Sharkpreneur podcast with Seth Greene Episode 390 Richard Lorenzen.
Richard Lorenzen is an American entrepreneur, investor and the CEO of Fifth Avenue Brands, a New York-based public relations firm about EMPOWERING ENTREPRENEURSHIP, He speaks on entrepreneurship, foreign policy and the economy at the United Nations, TEDx, universities and corporate forums.
Richard is regularly cited as one of America’s most influential millennial entrepreneurs and has been featured in Forbes, CNBC, Fox News, Entrepreneur Magazine, AdWeek, PRWeek and more. Entrepreneur Magazine ranked him one of the top 50 people in digital marketing and Inc. Magazine named him one of the top inspirational entrepreneurs.
Born in New York as the son of a journalist and an FDNY firefighter, Richard developed an interest in entrepreneurship at the age of 15 and founded what would become Fifth Avenue Brands out of his parents' home. He bootstrapped the firm to having now served hundreds of clients across the US, London, Tokyo and Singapore. Inc. Magazine called him one of the most inspirational entrepreneurs to watch.
Listen to this informative Sharkpreneur episode with Richard Lorenzen about creating successful PR campaigns.
Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:
● The new formula for a winning thought leadership strategy in 2020.
● Why Deep Fake Videos & Black PR are the biggest threat of 2020.
● How leaders can protect themselves and their organizations.
● Why so many small and mid-size companies struggle to gain share of voice with PR campaigns.
● How to make sure your voice is heard as a small company.
Connect with Richard:
Guest Contact Info
@riorenzen
@richardlorenzen
@richardwlorenzen
Links Mentioned:
http://www.fifthavenuebrands.com
https://www.richardlorenzen.com
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