Raymond Ruybe

 Raymond Ruybe

Raymond Ruybe

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J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College - Film


Resume

  • 2011

    Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

    Randolph–Macon College is a private

    co-educational liberal arts college

    located in Ashland

    Virginia; 15 minutes north of Virginia's capital

    in Richmond. Founded in 1830

    the college has an enrollment of more than 1

    300 students

    and offers bachelor's degrees in 38 major disciplines in the liberal arts and sciences. Randolph–Macon College is a member of the Annapolis Group of colleges in the United States

    as well as the Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges.

    Communication Studies / Film Studies

    Phi Kappa Sigma International Fraternity. Stinger Radio and Broadcasting Society

    Franklin Debating Society

    and North-American Interfraternity Conference (NIC). Acted as Student Artistic Director and Media Producer

    Peer Mentor

    Collegiate Diversity Council member

    and Student Government Representative. Awarded with the distinction of making \"Dean's List

    \" for two consecutive semesters.

    Randolph-Macon College

    (3.36 GPA: Communication Studies) & (3.89 GPA: Film Studies)

  • 2009.

    6601 West Broad Street

    Richmond

    VA 23230

    Directed strategy

    established by a review board with expertise in the area of smoking cessation

    respected public health resources

    and other stakeholder groups

    in support of QuitAssist® and other Philip Morris USA Smoking Cessation initiatives.\n\n• Managed several concurrent multi-million dollar initiatives

    utilizing the talents of our internal resources

    external agencies

    and the cessation support review board.\n \n• Produced

    market tested

    and launched several successful online advertising campaigns to attract users to the QuitAssist® web site at a fraction of the cost of television advertising. Ad placements were optimized every second and fourth week of the month during a conference call with external business partners: Young & Rubicam

    VML

    and StarCom.\n \n• Worked with the Richmond manufacturing facilities to orchestrate the placement of over one billion QuitAssist® Onserts (micro-booklets promoting QuitAssist®) that were attached to individual packs of all cigarette-brands intended for market shortly before each New Year and Lenten season.\n \n• Supported grant programs that contributed to the Duke Center for Nicotine and Smoking Cessation

    as well as attended that institution's annual conference

    hosted by Dr. Jed Rose

    co-creator of the nicotine transdermal patch.\n \nPlease note: Online and/or print resources for QuitAssist® have undergone many revisions

    and evolved under new management since my voluntary separation from Altria / Philip Morris USA

    during the month of March

    Senior Specialist

    Cessation Support Communications

    Altria Client Services Inc.

    387 Park Avenue South

    New York

    NY 10016

    Began as an unpaid intern during my senior year of high school

    then returned as an Antioch College Cooperative Education Intern on four separate occasions. In later years

    as an experienced intern

    I was allowed to act as de-facto Editorial Assistant on several international titles published by Marvel Entertainment subsidiary

    EPIC™ Comics

    including but not limited to:\n• AKIRA by Katsuhiro Ōtomo (English; EPIC™ Comics series)

    \n• HELLRAISER

    and CABAL by Clive Barker (EPIC™ Comics)

    and\n• MARSHAL BLUEBERRY by Jean \"Moebius\" Giraud (EPIC™ Comics).

    Intern

    Marvel Entertainment

    6601 West Broad Street

    Richmond

    VA 23230

    Implemented strategic programs

    as determined by executive leadership

    as well as three (3) external review boards with expertise in the areas of a) youth smoking prevention (\"YSP\") and at-risk youth behavior

    b) smoking cessation

    and c) corporate responsibility and sustainability. Thus

    in support of the Altria Companies' commitment to youth smoking prevention

    QuitAssist® tobacco cessation

    and environmental sustainability.\n\n• Accountable for an annual departmental budget in excess of $42 million dollars.\n \n• Required to learn the \"landscapes\" and stakeholder groups associated with each of these programs.. Even prior to receiving this position

    I met with each of the external review boards

    external agency partners

    stakeholder organizations

    and lobbyists

    in addition to reviewing literature written by credible public health professionals and experts in the area of corporate environmental sustainability.\n \n• Responsible for the development and distribution of printed and online educational materials in English and Spanish.\n \nPlease note: Online and/or print resources for QuitAssist®

    the Parent Resource Center®

    Youth Smoking Prevention

    and Corporate Responsibility have undergone many revisions

    and evolved under new management since my voluntary separation from Altria / Philip Morris USA

    during the month of March

    Senior Communications Specialist

    Youth Smoking Prevention & Corporate Responsibility

    Altria Client Services Inc.

    Ashland

    Virginia

    As a Schapiro Research Fellow

    I analyzed the internal and external communications processes intended to justify the continuous funding of Higher Education for Community Colleges within the Commonwealth of Virginia

    despite budgetary and legislative obstacles.\n\nLead Advisor: Dr. Theodore F. Sheckels

    Chair of the Communications Studies Department &\nCo-advisor: Randolph-Macon College President

    Dr. Robert Lindgren.

    Schapiro Research Fellow

    Randolph-Macon College

    Member

    National Communication Association

    Delta Sigma Rho - Tau Kappa Alpha is a collegiate honor society devoted to the promotion of public speaking (forensics). It is a member of the Association of College Honor Societies (ACHS)

    and it seeks to reward excellence and to foster respect for freedom of speech. The society maintains high standards for membership and for the establishment and conduct of its campus chapters.

    Intercollegiate Forensics Association

    President

    Student Government Association (2010 - 2011)

    As President of the Student Government

    I served a constituency of approximately 13

    000 students spread across four campuses (Downtown

    Parham Road

    Goochland County

    and Ginter Park). In this capacity

    I reported to Dean of Students

    Dr. Bill A. Richardson

    and executed college-wide initiatives via communications and feedback networks created among four Vice Presidents

    each representing the sole concerns of one of the aforementioned campus locations. I would meet with my Vice Presidents on a monthly basis to explore opportunities for improvement. More so

    I also met with the President of the College for a one hour lunch each fiscal quarter to discuss those insights brought to my attention by those Vice Presidential meetings and/or any reasonable and actionable request made by a student or student organization. Finally

    I would make a final report at the President's Cabinet Session (the next weekly gathering of all Executive Vice Presidents

    the Provost

    the Registrar

    and the Executive Director of Marketing and Media Outreach) where I could propose and diplomatically defend next steps to support student interests.

    The Student Body of J. Sargeant Reynolds College

    Lambda Pi Eta (Alpha Beta Mu Chapter)

    Lambda Pi Eta is the official Communication Studies honor society of the National Communication Association (NCA). As a member of the Association of College Honor Societies (ACHS)

    Lambda Pi Eta has over 400 active chapters at four-year colleges and universities worldwide. Lambda Pi Eta was founded in 1985 at the University of Arkansas. Lambda Pi Eta became a part of the National Communication Association in 1988

    and the official honor society of the NCA in July 1995.

    Dr. Joan L. Conners (Associate Professor of Communication Studies)

    Graduated summa cum laude & delivered the student commencement address to the Class of 2011

    Dr. Gary Rhodes (President) & Dr. David Loope (Vice President of Academic Affairs)

  • 2009

    Associate of Science (A.S.)

    J. Sargeant Reynolds’ four campuses serve residents in the City of Richmond and the counties of Henrico

    Hanover

    Goochland

    Powhatan and Louisa. In 2011

    Reynolds served more than 18

    000 students in this region

    and since opening its doors in 1972

    Reynolds has served more than 310

    000 students in the Greater Richmond Metropolitan area.

    Social Science

    President of the Student Government Association

    Phi Theta Kappa academic honor society (Alpha Iota Beta Chapter)

    and member of The Student Cinema Association. Awarded the distinction of \"President's Honor Roll\" for five (5) consecutive semesters.

    J. Sargeant Reynolds

    (3.94 GPA)

    Heartsaver CPR / AED / Emergency First Aid

    American Heart Association

  • 1999

    Professional Certification

    Entertainment Marketing

    New York University

  • 1989

    Various Accredited & Unaccredited Coursework and Internships

    Antioch College is a private

    co-educational liberal arts college

    in Yellow Springs

    Ohio

    Founded in 1850

    Antioch is the only liberal arts institution in the nation to require a cooperative education work program for all its students which blends practical work experience with classroom learning

    and participatory community governance. Students receive narrative evaluations and academic letter grades. Beginning in 1999

    the College's accreditation standards were called into question and eventually resulted in the closure of Antioch College and the loss of its higher education accreditation. Currently

    under the leadership of President Mark Roosevelt

    Antioch is in the process of rebooting the school and its brand.

    Cinematography

    David Lynch film society

    publications intern

    and 3D videography intern.

    Antioch College

  • 1914

    Omicron Delta Kappa (Randolph-Macon College Circle)

    Omicron Delta Kappa

    or ΟΔΚ

    also known as The Circle

    or more commonly ODK

    is a national leadership honor society in the United States. It was founded December 3

    at Washington & Lee University in Lexington

    Virginia. Chapters

    known as Circles

    are located on over 300 college campuses. The society recognizes achievement in the five areas of scholarship; athletics; campus/community service

    social/religious activities

    and campus government; journalism

    speech and the mass media; and creative and performing arts.

    Dr. Grant L. Azdell (Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students)

    Order Of Omega

    The Order of Omega is an undergraduate Greek Leadership and Academic Honors Society recognizing \"fraternity men and women who have attained a high standard of leadership in inter-fraternity activities.

    James D. McGhee Jr.

    MPA (Assistant Dean of Students

    Randolph-Macon College Office of Student Life & Greek Advisor)

    Phi Theta Kappa (Alpha Iota Beta Chapter)

    The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa shall be to recognize and encourage scholarship among two-year college students. To achieve this purpose

    Phi Theta Kappa shall provide opportunity for the development of leadership and service

    for an intellectual climate for exchange of ideas and ideals

    for lively fellowship for scholars

    and for stimulation of interest in continuing academic excellence.

    Dr. Brian A. Richardson (Dean of Students)

    Thomas Branch Medallion for Intercollegiate Forensic Analysis

    Dr. Theodore F. Sheckels (Chair

    Communication Studies at Randolph-Macon College)

    Thomas Branch Medallion for Intercollegiate Forensic Analysis

    Dr. Theodore F. Sheckels (Chair

    Communication Studies at Randolph-Macon College)

    Sutherlin Medallion for Intercollegiate Forensic Debate

    Dr. Theodore F. Sheckels (Chair

    Communication Studies at Randolph-Macon College)

    Sutherlin Medallion for Intercollegiate Forensic Debate

    Dr. Theodore F. Sheckels (Chair

    Communication Studies at Randolph-Macon College)

  • Helping Reduce Underage Tobacco Use - Philip Morris USA

    Kids should not smoke or use any tobacco products. As the largest tobacco manufacturer in the U.S.

    we believe we have an important role to play in helping reduce underage tobacco use. Underage tobacco use is a complex issue for which there is no one simple solution.

    Helping Reduce Underage Tobacco Use - Philip Morris USA

    Tobacco Product Issues

    ​​​Tell Us What You Think Altria's companies believe that kids should not smoke or use any tobacco products. We invest in programs directed at helping reduce underage tobacco use. Our companies' programs and annual underage tobacco prevention plans are informed by societal expectations and comply with legal and regulatory requirements.

    Tobacco Product Issues

    Quitting Smoking - Philip Morris USA

    Commencement 2011

    Class of 2011; JSRCC Student Commencement Address. Richmond

    Virginia.

    Student Commencement Address; Class of 2011

    Home - QuitAssistÂŽ

    Rotary International

    Greek Alumni Advisory Board

    Randolph-Macon College

    Young alumni executive board: Chair

    education & networking

    Randolph-Macon College

    Guest Lecturer

    CST-110: Film Appreciation I

    J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College

    Corporate Branding

    Leadership

    Visual Communication

    Public Speaking

    Marketing Communications

    Editing

    Corporate Social Responsibility

    Sales

    Advertising

    Written & Oral Presentation Skills

    Social Media

    Cross-functional Team Leadership

    Project Planning

    CRM

    Presentation Coaching

    Strategic Communications

    Corporate Communications

    Newsletters

    Integrated Marketing

    Brand Development

    Ruybe

    R.J.S. and Sheckels

    T.F.

    (2012). “When the center cannot hold: creating a multipurpose communications strategy contra centrifugal factors.” VERBAL Presentation. Ruybe

    R.J.S.: 1 Aug 2012.

    Facilitator

    National \"Men of Honor\" Leadership Conference

    Ruybe

    R.J.S.

    Sheckels

    T.F.

    & Lindgren

    R.R. (2013). \"The rhetoric of selling higher education: the new normal.\" EXHIBITION POSTER. Pres: Ruybe

    R.J.S.

    17 May 2013. McGraw-Page Library

    Ashland

    VA.

    Co-Lead Facilitator

    Phi Kappa Sigma \"Men Of Honor\" Leadership Institute

    Ruybe

    R.J.S.

    (2013). \"The university of cinema: a rhetorical exploration of popular opinions of college life of American adolescents (1980s - present).\" EXHIBITION POSTER. Pres: Ruybe

    R.J.S.

    17 May 2013. McGraw-Page Library

    Ashland

    VA.

    Chairman

    Resolutions Committee to the 97th Grand Chapter

    Facilitator

    Carroll K. Simons Leadership Institute of Phi Kappa Sigma

    Raymond J.S.

    Ruybe II

    Marvel Entertainment

    Randolph-Macon College

    RUYBE Public Relations and Communications

    Writers Guild of America East - WGAE

    Altria Client Services Inc.

    Phi Kappa Sigma International Fraternity

    Philip Morris Companies

    Inc.

    P.O. Box 5005; 202 Henry Street

    Ashland VA. 23005-5505

    Developed and produced all creative in support of \"The Stupid Drink\" initiative

    which sought to increase awareness of Blood Alcohol Levels (\"BAC\") and also sought to help minimize underage alcohol and drug use

    campus-wide. My challenge was to machete through the clutter of anti-intoxicant materials that most students had already been exposed to

    and present them (with the heaviest emphasis on new students) with original creative that would be memorable

    viral

    and unique to the Randolph-Macon College campus culture.

    Artistic Director

    office of alcohol and other substance abuse prevention programs

    Randolph-Macon College

    120 Park Avenue

    New York

    NY 10019

    • Maintained and managed all national contracts between Philip Morris USA and venues from which we leased stadium suites (i.e. Madison Square Garden

    and just about every other major stadium or concert arena in America).\n \n• Contributed to the coordination of special events and meetings for the President

    and Board of Directors of Philip Morris Companies Incorporated

    Philip Morris USA

    Philip Morris International

    Kraft Foods

    and the Miller Brewing Company (aka SAB/Miller).\n \n• Coordinated and attended Philip Morris USA Sales Meetings

    Trade Shows

    and Conventions.

    Coordinator

    Trade Relations Planning

    Philip Morris Companies

    Inc.

    110 Park Avenue

    New York

    NY 10019

    The Change Management cross-functional project team was composed of emerging leaders from all areas of the Philip Morris Organization. As one of the first members

    my role was to help asses the level of \"resistance to change\" within our 3

    000+ member Field Sales Force. The change in question related directly to user acceptance of new technologies to be utilized by our mobile sales force

    including but not limited to new proprietary software

    the first deployment of Blackberry devices (PDAs)

    laptops with docking and synchronization capabilities

    wireless technologies and IP telephony.\n \n• Worked with a talented team to determine where strategic communications would be most effective to help reinvigorate and motivate the field sales force.\n \n• Assisted in the facilitation of national training seminars and online tutorial sessions. I took the lead in creating an online (intranet) \"help\" documentation repository.\n \n• Created the groundwork for several Internal Promotions intended to \"promote the new technology to the sales force\" using rhetoric that a sales force could easily identify with: Competition

    Position

    Price

    and Fun! This new communication strategy (Change Communications) was considered a tremendous success.

    Promotions Coordinator

    Strategic Change Communications

    Philip Morris USA

    6601 West Broad Street

    Richmond

    VA 23230

    Supervised the writing and routing of internal and external communications on behalf of executive leadership. Produced and published hard copy and online literature in support of Altria (Philip Morris USA) brands at retail at the National

    Regional

    District

    State

    and even City-specific promotional level. Managed open and honest relationships with staff

    consultants

    contractors

    and other stakeholders.\n \n• Envisioned

    proposed

    and pioneered the design and implementation (in partnership with the Information Technology organization) of a digital sales communication delivery system. The system was tailored to meet the national

    regional and individual market-driven promotional challenges of a 3

    000+ member Field Sales Organization servicing 360

    000+ geographically diverse retail account locations. Implementation of this software saved the organization approximately $4.2 million dollars in its first year.\n \n• Coordinated the publication of one quarterly Retail print newsletter

    INSIGHTS™ (circulation exceeding 290

    000)

    and one monthly online newsletter. Acted as the supervising liaison between internal leadership and three contracted agencies: Leo Burnett (brand and promotional images)

    The Promotion Network (newsletter design and layout)

    and Madden Communications (printing and distribution).

    Specialist

    Sales Promotions & Communications

    Philip Morris USA

    120 Park Avenue

    New York

    NY 10019

    Senior Assistant

    Human Resources

    Philip Morris Companies

    Inc.

    Richmond

    Virginia Area

    International Supervisor (GRAND THETA) of all Chapter Operations and Alumni Volunteer initiatives within the United States and Canada.

    Executive Commitee Member of the 99th Board of Directors

    Phi Kappa Sigma International Fraternity

    Randolph-Macon College

    My role

    in conjunction with the Chapter Advisor

    is to co-advise the undergraduate members of the Tau Chapter by sharing personal and professional best practices. Additionally

    I preside over the Alumni Advisory Committee

    act as liaison between the undergraduate active members and the National Headquarters organization

    support endeavors to increase our Tau Chapter Undergraduate Scholarship endowment

    and maintain good relations with Randolph-Macon College.\n \nPhi Kappa Sigma is a \"dry fraternity\" and any Chapter Property is maintained as substance-free. The Tau Chapter of Phi Kappa Sigma was established at Randolph-Macon College

    on January 26

    1872. This is a volunteer position.

    Assistant Chapter Advisor

    Tau Chapter

    Phi Kappa Sigma International Fraternity

    110 Park Avenue

    New York

    NY 10019

    Information Architecture Generalist

    Customer Relationship Marketing

    Philip Morris USA

    387 Park Avenue South

    New York

    NY 10016

    Served as special assistant to Ms. Virginia Romita in her role as publications traffic executive

    as well as editorial assistant for many Marvel Comics titles

    Assistant Traffic Manager

    Marvel Entertainment

    Richmond City Metropolitan Area

    Virginia

    Raymond J.S. Ruybe II is an anonymous ghost-writer contributing to the imagination and creation of union-affiliated television and film industry series and feature property manuscripts. He has been a member of the Writers Guild of America East (\"WGAE\") since 1992

    and the Screenwriters Guild of America since 2000. Ruybe is currently serving an exclusive contract and is not accepting additional work. Representation is undisclosed at this time. \n \nThe Mission of the Writers Guild Initiative is: \"To perpetuate the Art and Craft of Storytelling…\"

    Principal at dba Raymond J.S. Ruybe II

    Writers Guild of America East - WGAE

    United States of America

    As a member of the Executive Board

    I am charged with the responsibility of supporting the operation of the Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity Chapters and Colonies within a specific geography (the American Mid-Atlantic and Ohio Valley). In order to achieve my goals

    I maintain two-way communications with the Chief Executives of the International Organization

    headquarters staff

    two regional coordinators (Assistant Grand Deltas)

    Chapter Advisors

    Assistant Chapter Advisors

    Chapter Advisory Boards

    and the elected undergraduate officers of Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity Chapters located within my region. Accordingly

    I am granted the ability to appoint alumni to occupy the role of Chapter Advisor

    or Assistant Chapter Advisor

    within my region. Additionally

    I may coordinate the development of expansion opportunities within institutions of higher education

    help with the formation of alumni organizations

    and attend relevant Regional/International Leadership Conferences.

    Member of the 97th & 98th Board of Directors (Regional Governor of the mid-Atlantic)

    Phi Kappa Sigma International Fraternity

    3601 Commerce Rd

    Richmond

    VA 23234

    Lead Analyst

    Sales Resource Management

    Philip Morris USA

    Richmond

    Virginia Area

    American storyteller

    writer and editor. Freelance speech

    print

    broadcast

    and cinematographic communications consultant.\n \nIn addition to consulting

    Ruybe is a long-time member of the National Communication Association (NCA)

    Writers Guild of America East (WGAE) and Screenwriters Guild of America East (SGAE).

    Principal and Copywriter

    RUYBE Public Relations and Communications

    120 Park Avenue

    New York

    NY 10019

    Assistant Sales Training Professional

    Philip Morris Companies

    Inc.

CST 151

4.8(2)