Potomac Flacks: Cato’s Scoville Heads to CRAFT Media/Digital

June 05, 2011

Cato’s Scoville Heads to CRAFT Media/Digital

First reported in Politico’s “Morning Money”, Cato Institute Manager of New Media George Scoville is departing for a new job as Senior Campaign Manager at CRAFT Media/Digital.

While at Cato, Scoville specialized in “new media communications and strategy, technology, regulatory, social and economic policy, and American politics”.

Scoville is also the Editor and Founder of a blog, the Dangerous Servant, a website dedicated to monitoring and reporting on government failures and abuses of government power.

Scoville holds bachelor’s degrees in philosophy and political science from Belmont University in his hometown of Nashville, Tennessee, and a master of public policy from American University. (Politico’s “Influence”)

Posted by Matt Mackowiak on June 5, 2011 in Corporate PR , People , Think Tank | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

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