Debra Sharon Davis
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Debra Sharon Davis is from Westlake Village, California, United States. Debra Sharon works in the following industries: "Marketing and Advertising". Debra Sharon is currently Principal at Davis Content Partners, located in Greater Los Angeles Area. Debra Sharon also works as President and CEO at Davis Communications Group, Inc./Davis Content Partners, a job Debra Sharon has held since Feb 1994. Another title Debra Sharon currently holds is President and CEO at The Davis Group/Davis Communications Group, Inc. In Debra Sharon's previous role as a Strategic Communications Executive at National Captioning Institute, Debra Sharon worked in Hollywood, CA. until Feb 1994. Prior to joining National Captioning Institute, Debra Sharon was a Motion Picture Communications Strategist at Orion Pictures and held the position of Motion Picture Communications Strategist at Los Angeles, California, United States.
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Debra Sharon Davis's current jobs
Debra Sharon Davis is considered a leading culture historian and social trend expert. Davis Content Partners creates and owns a wide array of intellectual property.
♦ Digital Media, OTT, Mobile, Technology Strategic Marketing, Communications, Branding Experts ● Strategic revenue alliances for mobile technologies. ● Pioneering strategies for Phone-as-Wallet Technology. ● Facilitated third-party relationships with Banking Industry. ● Funding Catalyst ● Instrumental in raising half billion dollars for local TV station group purchases. ● Investor Relations ● Creation of "Psychology of Investor Proprietary White Paper." ● Social Philosopher & Pop Culture Historian/Trend Expert ● Co-built and co-owned one of the largest privately held stock footage archives selling to TV networks -- globally. ◆ Cable Network Launch & Re-branding ● Tent pole show creation, branding, promotions, educating Madison Avenue. ● Carriage initiatives ignited largest media breaks for five cable start-up networks -- valued at more than $20 million dollars. ● Catalyst in the creation of the largest cable television health advisory board with more than 200 major non-profit organizations to drive grass roots support. ◆ e-Commerce Expert ● Innovating cohesive strategies for Entertainment, Media, Retailers and other industries. ● Ignited viral traffic. Utilized model to trigger 8 months of online media and millions of views on diverse sites worldwide for rock music book "BackStage Pass VIP." ● Created early internal communications models for cyber security with industry leaders. ◆ Customer Service Strategies ● Successful leadership prototype for major cable operator. ◆ Luxury & Hospitality ● Orchestrated Counter-Intuitive strategies -- luxury markets. ◆ Online Education. ◆ Business models for Internet Advertising ● Pioneered: Emerging Internet relationships with Am. Assoc.of Ad. Agencies. ◆ TV Network Streaming Media Deal. ● Facilitated strategic alliance - first TV to stream with Broadcast.com founder, Mark Cuban. ◆ Biomedical Research Caucus ● Counseled on positioning and streaming experts to universities.
Debra Sharon Davis's past jobs
Instrumental in developing "captioned by" advertising venue seen at the end of most television programs in the United States. Worked with the Electronic Industries Association, National Cable Television Association (NCTA) and American Association of Advertising Agencies. Spearheaded Harvard and Pew Studies underscoring captioned television served not only 27 million Deaf and hard-of-hearing people; but 45 million people learning English as a second language; 35 million elementary school children honing reading sills and 27 million adult illiterates. Executive produced video with Coca Cola's Ira Herbert and pioneering advertising/marketing leader, Brad Ball. Wrote and produced PSA "Cable Captions Cable Cares" with Marlee Matlin and Rosie O;Donnell, working in conjunction with NCTA. Facilitated Humanitarian Award honoring Oprah Winfrey, who was the first to caption a syndicated program.