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Sharon Cohen
A consultant
who specializes in branding, strategic marketing and communications;
her
clients
include corporations, media agencies and non-profit organizations.
Previously,
Cohen worked at Reebok International for 18 years. She was the corporation’s first woman senior executive. At Reebok,
she had two distinguished careers. For eight year, when Reebok
was the fastest growing company in the history of U.S. business, she
was Global
Vice President of Advertising and Corporate Communications.
Then, for ten years, she was both Vice President for Public Affairs
and Executive
Director of the Reebok Human Rights Foundation, a signature
project of Reebok ’s of which she was the creator. She
initiated and led the world’s first corporate department devoted
to business and human rights.
Following
Reebok, she was Chief Communications Officer of the Kauffman
Foundation in Kansas City, one of the
country’s largest
endowed foundations and the only foundation committed
to entrepreneurship. An honors
graduate of the University of Wisconsin in Madison, Sharon
Cohen has served on the Board of Amnesty
International
USA and the Social Venture Network. She was a founding
board member of Business
for Social Responsibility, to which Reebok gave the lead
grant to establish a Human Rights section. She was the
first chair and is a current board
member of Count-Me-In and a board member of Women for
Women International. She serves on the Reebok Human Rights
Board of Advisors.
Cohen resides
in Cambridge, Massachusetts with her fifteen
year old daughter, Sarah. |