Adjunct professor of business administration
Clark was New Hampshire communications director for Howard Dean’s 2004 presidential campaign and specializes in crisis communications. She teaches marketing and communications and can discuss personal and professional branding.
“It’s only by repealing the law, and steering clear of such patently divisive fear-mongering in the future, that the state can attract the talent it needs to keep moving forward,” writes a Fuqua adjunct professor who consults for many leading businesses.
the Albany Times Union
If Trump doesn’t win the presidency, his brand will still be a powerful and lucrative asset for him – but will probably look very different, and appeal to very different audiences, than prior to his campaign.
the (Toronto) Globe and Mail
Fuqua adjunct professor Dorie Clark, a former spokesperson for the Howard Dean campaign, explains the strategic communication factors presidential candidates must consider leading up to election day 2016.
Dorie Clark, an adjunct professor at Fuqua School of Business, says she wishes political candidates would discuss factory farming and animal welfare.
