Mike Woolfolk
President & CEO
After more than two decades in television news, veteran journalist Mike Woolfolk formed The Woolfolk Group, offering media and public relations, media training, career coaching, public speaking, and other services.
In his 23 years of professional and volunteer work, Mike developed valuable skills in strategic planning and communication, marketing, publicity and event management to go along with his vast experience as a reporter, anchor, producer and newsroom manager that enable him to serve the growing communication needs of clients like you.
Services
News Releases
News Story Development
Media Tours
News Conferences
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| Photo by: Jaz Outen Courtesy: Auntie Karen Foundation |
Strategic Communications
Crisis Communications
Crisis Communications
Media Training
Career Counseling
Demo Reel Evaluations
Reporter Seminars
News Producer Seminars
High School, College and Professional Athlete Media Seminars
Event Management
Public Speaking
Moderator
Public Speaking
Moderator
Emcee
Keynotes
Panel Discussions
Public Address Announcer
Spokesperson
Voice-Overs
Commercials/Infomercials
Talent Development
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| Mike with former NABJ students Pamela Osborne and Evan Anderson |
Students: With more than 20 years of experience as a television news producer, assignment editor, reporter, anchor and manager, Mike Woolfolk has a wealth of knowledge to share with young journalists. College students serious about entering the broadcast journalism industry can have their resumes and demo reels evaluated and receive one-on-one consultations on skills development.
In addition to the resume and demo reel critique, those interested in pursuing a performance track will receive coaching in producing and writing effective stories, use of voice, on-camera performance, appearance and more.
Students interested in a management track will receive coaching in building and producing engaging newscasts through the use of active writing, effective graphics support, pacing and more. The ultimate goal: Prepare you to get your first job and succeed!
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| Mike with Columbia journalists Sharie Harvin, Monique Williams, Brandi Cummings, Janet Parker and Jerrita Patterson |
Young Professionals: Journalists on their first or second job who are serious about advancing to the next level in broadcast news can have their resumes and demo reels evaluated and receive one-on-one consultations on skills development.
In addition to the resume and demo reel critique, those on a performance track will receive coaching in producing and writing effective stories, use of voice, on-camera performance, effective anchoring and hosting, appearance and more.
Journalists on a management track will receive coaching in building and producing engaging newscasts through the use of active writing, effective graphics support, pacing and more.
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