Seeking to preserve and protect the historic recreational uses of Tuckerman Ravine and
Mount Washington NH
working in partnership with the US Forest Service.

 


Jeanie Eastman Ryan
 

Jeanie Eastman Ryan is a marketing communications/launch specialist with over 20 years' award-winning experience on both the client and agency sides for numerous global leaders in products and services, awareness campaigns and the world's leading public relations firms.

From creating "first-to-market" launches both for brands and new product categories in the U.S., such as today's ubiquitous mobile phones (Sprint Spectrum/Sprint PCS) and Internet/online services (AOL) < to helping change perceptions about the known (Motorola paging) < to the misunderstood (Children's HIV/AIDS Awareness; U.S. Korean War Memorial), among others < Ryan's programs succeed in creating ground-breaking successes for clients. Ryan's multi-faceted campaigns have transformed perspectives successfully from Capitol Hill decision makers (three Administrations) to Main Street USA consumers.

In Washington, D.C., at Shandwick Public Affairs and Rogers & Cowan, Jeanie's teams won the highest communications awards for creatively weaving together government, corporations, technology, celebrities, causes and the public. But, it all began with "the Mouse." As a PR rookie at Burson-Marsteller in New York City, Ryan's career high was serving on the first PR/ad team hired outside of Disney. Her "Disney University" training impacts her client and consumer orientation to this day.

Jeanie is a Brown University Semiotics graduate with a dance, music, art, TV production and communications background. As a yoga teacher and a mother of a teenager and a toddler, Jeanie brings a diverse range of insights to her clients.  She has led 11 yoga eco-retreats in Costa Rica's remote Osa Peninsula, teaching and learning about balance within ourselves as well as the environment.  A lover of nature, skiing, surfing, yoga and hiking, Ryan counterbalances daily life with immersion in the mountains, rainforest, desert, ocean and her
backyard sanctuary on the NH seacoast.

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Friends of Tuckerman Ravine | PO Box 43| Madison, NH 03849
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