Joshua DeMeester is the Web Developer for Northwest Florida State College, where he designs, codes, and implements websites that enhance the college's online presence and support its mission. With over 20 years of experience in Internet Marketing, including a tenure as Director of Marketing/IT for Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, Joshua brings a wealth of expertise to his role. He excels in strategic communications, brand enhancement, and digital marketing, collaborating with marketing, design, and all departments to create impactful results. Joshua prides himself on his personalized approach, fostering partnerships that drive successful outcomes for the college. His extensive experience and leadership skills position him well for the role of Executive Director of Strategic Communications.
Joshuatree Internet Marketing is a cutting-edge, full-service design firm with over 20 years of experience in graphic design, web design, and internet marketing.
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Brand Enhancement: Led targeted campaigns that significantly boosted the college's image and positively impacted community perception
Change Management: Played a positive role in assisting the college to manage change effectively, ensuring clear, transparent, and mission-supportive communication
Professional Excellence: Demonstrated excellence in professional written and oral communications, adhering to AP style guidelines
Collaboration and Leadership: Fostered positive interactions with college personnel, ensuring the creation of work products that meet the needs of the college
Creative Problem-Solving: Developed innovative solutions to complex communication challenges, enhancing the effectiveness of the Strategic Communications Division
Detail-Oriented and Independent: Capable of handling multiple tasks simultaneously, taking initiative, and acting independently to prioritize and achieve strategic goals
Community Engagement: Participated in key college events, including three commencements, deepening the understanding of the college’s impact on students' lives and the community
Technical Proficiency: General knowledge of printing processes and other relevant technical skills required for effective communication strategies