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Benjamin PerLee
Global-Oriented and License/Brand-Focused Communications Professional in Gaming, Consumer Tech, Enterprise Tech, etc.
Benjamin PerLee is a public relations and communications professional based in San Francisco, California.14 He is the founder of PerLee Communications and Consulting, where he serves as a consultant specializing in public relations and communications.12
Professional Background
Benjamin has extensive experience in the gaming and consumer technology industries. He is particularly skilled in global-oriented and license/brand-focused communications.2 His expertise encompasses various aspects of communication, including:
- Consumer and corporate public relations
- Internal communications
- Editorial writing
- Social media management
- Brand communications
Education and Career
Benjamin graduated from the University of California, Berkeley in 2010.1 Throughout his career, he has held several positions in the public relations field. Some of his notable roles include:
- Senior PR Manager for Anglophone Markets2
- Public Relations Expert as a Freelance Publicist4
- Experience working with Gameloft, where he was involved in recruiting for senior public relations positions3
Current Focus
As the founder of PerLee Communications and Consulting, Benjamin leverages his extensive experience in the gaming and consumer tech industries to provide specialized communication services. His work is particularly focused on global markets and brand-centric communications strategies.2
Benjamin maintains an active online presence, regularly sharing insights and opportunities in the public relations field through his LinkedIn profile and other social media platforms.23
Highlights
Tears of joy! So rarely am I credited on a project I've worked on, and the Gameloft team did me so kindly. You all rock! #publicrelations #credits #Gameloft #disney #disneydreamlightvalley #project #team
Shout out too to Pascal Sontag Geneviève Sorel Michael B. Shaun St Laurent
Hey this isn't a post about some major success or anything, but a question for advice. I have a friend who left teaching academia here in San Francisco, but is very experienced in event execution in a non-professional capacity.
He's worked with SF Pride, lead an emerging LGBT+ street fair in SF, dealt with city politics and fund raising, legal hurdles, and more.
Anyway, he wants to explore San Francisco event planning and coordination, such as events in Moscone Center like GDC. Does anyone have any advice or the types of organizations he should explore and look into? #event #events #teaching #eventplanning
