Kris Surette
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Kris Surette works with Ecopixel clients to provide content management system (CMS) training, organize and write Web content, enhance their online visibility and publicity, plan and execute online advertising campaigns, and maximize search engine optimization (SEO) on their Web sites.
A Cornell University graduate with a degree in communication, Kris has continued to take courses that sharpen and expand her skills in areas such as search engine optimization (SEO), online visibility and marketing, Web analytics, Google AdWords, online social networking and Web development. She’s taken graduate-level courses in magazine writing, reporting, photojournalism and accounting. Through the years she has coordinated with designers, photographers and Web developers for her clients' projects.
Kris worked in the public relations and writing fields for more than 15 years. She directed media relations for Champlain College in Vermont. Prior to that position, she was a PR representative at the Museum of Science in Boston and at Stowe Mountain Resort in Vermont.
She has also been a reporter for the Manchester Journal in southern Vermont and was a freelancer writer for the Vail Trail in Colorado and Wakefield Observer in Massachusetts. She has written for magazines, newspapers and Web sites. Her publicity work and writing has earned awards from the Publicity Club of Boston, Council for the Advancement and Support of Education and the Vermont Press Association.
Kris is a graduate of the Leadership Champlain program through the Lake Champlain Chamber of Commerce. She is a mentor to a young girl at Burlington's King Street Youth Center, and she served as a mentor in the Girls' Eye View program through the Girl Scouts—a program that encourages middle-school girls to express themselves in writing and photography.
A former ski instructor in Vermont and Colorado, Kris enjoys all forms of skiing. Among her favorite activities are hiking, mountain biking, sailing, photography and traveling. She currently publishes the Vermont skiing blog at www.skimaven.com.
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