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Ed Markey

Ed Markey was the Vice President of Public Relations and Communications for Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company's North American Tire division. He held this position until at least 2007.2 In this role, Markey was responsible for developing and implementing communication strategies for Goodyear's products and initiatives.

During his tenure, Markey played a key role in promoting Goodyear's new product lines, such as the Assurance family of tires. He was involved in innovative marketing campaigns, including the notable "Richard Hamilton Project" in 2005, where NBA player Richard Hamilton wore a hairstyle mimicking the tread pattern of Goodyear's Assurance with TripleTred Technology tire.2

Markey emphasized the importance of strategic PR to increase product awareness and visibility. He advocated for a "big idea approach" rather than focusing solely on big events, believing that creative ideas could generate substantial attention without requiring large budgets.2

It's worth noting that as of 2012, Markey was no longer in this position, as Christopher Curran was appointed to replace him after Markey had been promoted to Goodyear vice president of corporate communications in March 2011.1

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