While he may have gray hair on his head, Mark Lusky dwells in the here and now, combining time-tested ideas and insights with timely social media and SEO savvy.

About Mark Lusky

Mark Lusky's first byline was at the tender age of five months with a column on how to train parents, in the April 25, 1954 edition of the Rocky Mountain News. (Okay, so his dad actually wrote it. But he has the byline and the picture to go with it.)

MARK LUSKY

Mark “officially” has 44 years of writing, public relations, advertising, marketing and journalism experience – starting with a Regional Marketing Director position for Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus.

He founded Mark Lusky Communications, now a registered dba of Lusky Enterprises, Inc., in 1982. He co-founded Lusky Enterprises, Inc. in January 2004.A former reporter, Mark has been published in The Denver Post, Rocky Mountain News, The Denver Business Journal and a variety of trade publications in industries ranging from technology and travel to nutraceuticals and printing. He wrote a history of the First National Bank of Denver contained in the book Rocky Mountain Gold by Thomas Noel; helped write and edit Remaking America – The Values Revolution by Dr. Paul Knott; and collaborated on the memoirs of the late Dr. Abraham Kauvar, onetime health department chief in Denver and New York City, and father of the nation’s neighborhood public health clinic system. He has written monthly columns for the Denver Business Journal, ColoradoBiz Magazine, LoDo News and The Denver Post. He currently authors a Customer Service column in Label & Narrow Web magazine.

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About Mark Lusky Communications

As the world keeps revolving, it’s critical to evolve with it. However, it’s also vital to understand that many of today’s “big reveals” are traditional ideas propagated on steroids. Instead of the centuries-old intimate marketplace, there’s a whole world that can hear and see your message. And many ways to ascertain your preferences and pain points through technological triage.

But, the essence of that message is the same as it’s always been. “Customer Engagement” is getting your customers/clients to trust you, to believe in you, to like you, and therefore to do business with you. And then letting the world know about it—so that they, too, can check you out. That’s where Mark Lusky Communications comes in.