Video: Weber Shandwick's annual VOICEBOXX event

Lindsey Siegriest attends the annual VOICEBOXX event. She speaks with panelists David Steel, EVP of strategy and corporate comms for Samsung North America; Stephanie Anderson, head of PR and chief corporate spokesperson for Osram Sylvania, and event organizer Jennifer Risi, EVP of the global strategic media group at Weber Shandwick.

by Lindsey Siegriest 5 October 2010

Lindsey Siegriest attends the annual VOICEBOXX event. She speaks with panelists David Steel, EVP of strategy and corporate comms for Samsung North America; Stephanie Anderson, head of PR and chief corporate spokesperson for Osram Sylvania, and event organizer Jennifer Risi, EVP of the global strategic media group at Weber Shandwick.

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