Bill Peatman - NewLevel Group helps foundations, businesses, and nonprofits improve results by providing management, marketing, leadership development, team training, and strategic planning services

Bill Peatman

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Bill Peatman has worked in marketing communications for large and small organizations for over 15 years. He has worked for organizations in Napa, Petaluma, Silicon Valley and San Francisco, including many years at Cisco Systems where he helped manage the communications for Cisco’s corporate executive team. Bill joined Cisco Systems when the company acquired Cerent Corporation in 1999 for $7 billion. At Cerent he was responsible for all aspects of the company’s marketing activities including its website, tradeshows, collateral, and public relations.

Bill works with clients to help them identify their unique values and competencies—the benefits that set their products and services apart from peers or competitors. He has a great deal of experience with start-up organizations, whether for profit or non profit, helping them develop a clear identity and reputation. He has also worked with larger companies where the focus is on reinforcing and extending a strong brand.

Prior to launching a career in marketing, Bill spent several years working with college students doing leadership training and peer support at university campuses in the United States, and led service projects in rural Mississippi and Mexico. Bill is a published writer, with a book and multiple articles published in regional and national magazines. He is also on the board of directors of the Parent-Child Advocacy Network (ParentsCAN), a non profit organization dedicated to supporting parents of children with disabilities in Napa County.

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Finding the Perfect Grant: Nine Keys to Successful Grant Writing and Development
We've all heard about the so called "elevator pitch" a scenario in which you're in an elevator with a prospective client or donor and they ask "tell me about what you do." You have about 20 seconds to grab their attention.A friend of mine just ventured into the world of online dating. When I asked her how it’s going, she said it was “exhausting.” “First,” she said, “you have to create a profile that will appeal to someone you might find attractive, then you have to exchange messages to see if you are both compatible and interested in dating, and finally you still have to decide if you want to invest the time and energy and try to build a relationship.”

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Three Keys to a Quick, Powerful Message
We've all heard about the so called "elevator pitch" a scenario in which you're in an elevator with a prospective client or donor and they ask "tell me about what you do." You have about 20 seconds to grab their attention.

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