Merrie Spaeth's guest appearances

Merrie Spaeth

CEO Spotlight

The Jason Wright Show

Breakthrough Walls

Trey Bowles

John Olajide

Ken McElroy

Cameron Mitchell

Robbie Cornelius

Adam Grant

Andy Frisella

Andrew Huberman

Matt Wagner

Jeffrey Gitomer

Hans Struzyna

Scott Wheeler

Dave Daley

Kevin Bacon

Mike Thornton

OwlTail

After 35 years running her own company, Merrie Spaeth, the founder and president of Spaeth Communications, reflects on how the industry has changed -- and how it hasn't -- since she started her firm.

After 35 years running her own company, Merrie Spaeth, the founder and president of Spaeth Communications, reflects on how the industry has changed -- and how it hasn't -- since she started her firm.

Merrie Spaeth reflects on changes in communications 35 years after launching firm

Incredible interview with Merrie Spaeth, former Director of Media Relations for President Ronald Reagan!There are some really great stories she tells!

Incredible interview with Merrie Spaeth, former Director of Media Relations for President Ronald Reagan! There are some really great stories she tells!

Episode 385 - Interview With Merrie Spaeth!

Texas Titan Merrie Spaeth     enter the North Dallas offices of Spaeth Communications. It’s an unassuming suite. On the wall facing me as I look to the right of the glass conference room is a framed D CEO Cover with a photo of Merrie Spaeth sitting cross legged on top of a large executive desk. The caption reads, “The Fixer.” The name Merrie Spaeth has become synonymous with crisis management and effective messaging in board rooms across the United States. She is the founder and CEO of the company that bears her last name. However, it was a long and winding road to these offices just across from North Park Mall off the LBJ freeway in North Dallas. It was a road that lead to Hollywood, Washington D.C., New York and finally led to the Lone Star State.  Merrie’s official bio reads as follows: Merrie has a unique background in media, government, politics, business and entertainment. She is a thought-leader in communication theory, a master of executive coaching and acknowledged as one of the most influential communication counselors in the world. Before founding Spaeth in 1987, Merrie was a producer for ABC’s 20/20, a speechwriter for the legendary founder and chairman of CBS, William S. Paley, and was assigned to FBI Director Judge William Webster while serving as a White House Fellow. All of this culminated into her roles as director of public affairs for the Federal Trade Commission, and ultimately her appointment as director of media relations at the White House in the Reagan Administration. Merrie is a sought-after public speaker who provides strategic communication counseling for companies and executives across the globe. She is also a dedicated mother, dog-lover and needlepoint enthusiast. I can’t help but describe Merrie as a true renaissance woman. She is in every way a Texas Titan, and gives me great pleasure to introduce you to my friend Merrie.  Make sure to like me on Facebook  and follow me on Twitter to stay up to date with the latest podcast episodes. You can listen on Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts.

Texas Titan Merrie Spaeth enter the North Dallas offices of Spaeth Communications. It’s an unassuming suite. On the wall facing me as I look to the right of the glass conference room is a framed D CEO Cover with a photo of Merrie Spaeth sitting cross legged on top of a large executive desk. The caption reads, “The Fixer.” The name Merrie Spaeth has become synonymous with crisis management and effective messaging in board rooms across the United States. She is the founder and CEO of the company that bears her last name. However, it was a long and winding road to these offices just across from North Park Mall off the LBJ freeway in North Dallas. It was a road that lead to Hollywood, Washington D.C., New York and finally led to the Lone Star State. <h2></h2> Merrie’s official bio reads as follows: Merrie has a unique background in media, government, politics, business and entertainment. She is a thought-leader in communication theory, a master of executive coaching and acknowledged as one of the most influential communication counselors in the world. Before founding Spaeth in 1987, Merrie was a producer for ABC’s 20/20, a speechwriter for the legendary founder and chairman of CBS, William S. Paley, and was assigned to FBI Director Judge William Webster while serving as a White House Fellow. All of this culminated into her roles as director of public affairs for the Federal Trade Commission, and ultimately her appointment as director of media relations at the White House in the Reagan Administration. Merrie is a sought-after public speaker who provides strategic communication counseling for companies and executives across the globe. She is also a dedicated mother, dog-lover and needlepoint enthusiast. I can’t help but describe Merrie as a true renaissance woman. She is in every way a Texas Titan, and gives me great pleasure to introduce you to my friend Merrie. Make sure to like me on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/JasonWrightTX/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> and follow me on <a href="https://twitter.com/JasonWrightTX" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> to stay up to date with the latest podcast episodes. You can listen on <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/texas-titans-podcast/id1462338816" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Apple Podcasts</a> and <a href="https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Idp6nwphkhc2ipiu5g4ke3ix3hm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Google Podcasts.</a>

Interview with Merrie Spaeth – Episode 02