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Craig Sender
Senior Director, Public & Analyst Relations at Copyright Clearance Center (CCC); Adjunct Professor at Boston University College of Communication
Craig Sender is a seasoned media professional with 27 years of experience in the industry, currently serving as Senior Director, Public & Analyst Relations at Copyright Clearance Center.
He has an extensive background working for renowned organizations such as Disney Internet Group, Dan Klores Communications, Ruder Finn, eMarketer, PKPR, Trylon SMR, Pivot Design, and Perkins School for the Blind.
Craig earned his Master's Degree in Communications Management from the Newhouse School at Syracuse University, where he also completed his undergraduate studies.
In addition to his corporate roles, Craig Sender has been imparting his knowledge as an Adjunct Professor at Boston University's College of Communication since 2012, teaching Writing for Communications.
Originally from Central New Jersey, Craig now resides in Chestnut Hill, MA, with his wife, daughter, son, and schnoodle. He spent over a decade living and working in New York City.
Beyond his professional achievements, Craig Sender is a tech enthusiast, sports aficionado, fantasy sports participant, and aspiring foodie. In his leisure time, he enjoys playing tennis, pickleball, golf, and ping pong.
Notably, Craig is an outfielder for the Temple Israel Men's Softball team, which has clinched the league championship five times.
Highlights
Congrats to my former Boston University College of Communication student and Boston University #yosender hall-of-famer Elizabeth Lotardo on her terrific new book which I highly recommend - Leading Yourself: Find More Joy, Meaning, and Opportunities in the Job You Already Have.
Here's an excerpt:
"When I was in college, my favorite professor, Craig Sender, used the expression "evolve or die" probably a thousand times during a single semester. I say that lovingly. It's poignant reminder reminder that has stuck with me for well over a decade. I find myself coming back to it when I'm tempted to dig my heels into the sand of the present. When I last talked to him, I asked him about AI, and if his current students were afraid of its impact on their field (communication). Here's what he said: "What I tell my students - who are scared to death that their skillset will become obsolete - is that in the near term, you won't lose your job to AI, but you will lose your job to someone who knows how to use AI. Start using and get comfortable with technology. Don't fear it and don't run away. I remember when we started using the internet at work. I remember thinking, this makes my job so much easier! Things that used to take hours now take minutes! This is the same evolution. I'm I'm hiring, I want someone who isn't afraid of technology. I want someone who is embracing it."
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Attention current and former Boston University College of Communication #yosender students - Fall internship opportunity at SMITHHOUSE courtesy of former student and #yosender hall-of-famer Vince C. aka "Vince the Prince." See attached for more info. Send me an email at [email protected] if you're interested.
