Bonnie Rothman Morris is a branding, public relations and social media expert known for her creative approaches to marketing. She understands that even as platforms proliferate and choices expand, successful brands are those that reach the right people in the right places.

Bonnie has counseled and developed campaigns for some of the world’s leading marketers, including Kraft Foods, eBay, American Express, LeapFrog and Target, and has also helped small companies tell their stories on a big scale.

A former journalist, Bonnie was a frequent contributor to some of the most widely read publications in the country, including The New York Times, Real Simple, Child, Ladies Home Journal and Working Mother. Her work for The New York Times spanned 10 years and focused on technology, health and general-interest topics. Read some of her stories here.

Prior to forming Company B, Bonnie was the creative director and senior vice president at Kaplow, an award-winning public relations firm. There she developed the agency’s social media and mainstream media practice group, and oversaw the agency’s premiere account, eBay. Bonnie was also a strategic planner at Ogilvy & Mather, and a producer at MTV and Lifetime.