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Bonnie Buckner is the CEO of MicroFocus Media, a corporate and political marketing research firm she co-created, founded and helped bring to success. She is also a co-founder of BC, a restoration and urban renewal venture. In these capacities Bonnie has worked with U.S. Presidential and other prominent national political campaigns, as well as helped organize community grass-roots neighborhood improvement efforts in conjunction with city boards and non-profit organizations.
Currently in a Media Psychology doctoral program, Bonnie has participated in prestigious panels across the United States on topics as diverse as Cognitive Psychology and Producing for the Small Screen to Micro-Targeting for Political Campaigns. With an extensive background in marketing and writing, Bonnie has been published in Media Psychology Review, is a former editorial columnist for LAtribe.com and has written copy for national ad campaigns, press releases, book jackets and publicity materials, company launch press kits, television promos, websites and product positioning campaigns. Additionally, Bonnie produced True Stories, a reality series broadcast on cable TV, and for several years she was Vice-President of Burke Samples, a film production company, where much of her time was spent working directly with writers in developing and shepherding projects.
An apprentice of Dr. Catherine Shainberg of the School of Images in New York, Bonnie has led weekly Dream Opening groups for the last three years, using the techniques taught at the school.
As a personal consultant and coach, Bonnie has worked with CEOs, artists, entrepreneurs, writers, small business owners, producers, attorneys, real estate developers, musicians, and people who dream.
For information about how you can expand and energize your work and creativity please contact me.
| "Buckner's various functions in film and television--producing a documentary, syndicated television sales, film development and freelance writing--her work with MicroFocus Media, and her involvement in projects that work closely with city programs and grassroots organizations for neighborhood improvement come together in her research focus. Bucker's research explores the use of imagery at the corporate and personal level with the goal of bridging gaps of communication between the two." - Media Psychology Review |
