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About Jeff Luth
Jeffrey Luth is President of LuthCommunications, a marketing & communications strategy firm helping position companies for success. His strengths are
developing and delivering strategic messages, articulating compelling stories and building relationships with key stakeholders.
Jeff is passionate about developing Arizona's Renewable Energy economy. He is actively involved in several business and civic organizations dedicated to this effort. In addition to writing and speaking on the subject of renewable energy, Jeff has successfully convened several events that brought together industry participants, policy makers and community leaders.
Most recently, Jeff formed Center for a Renewable Energy WorkforceTM (CREW) as a vehicle to conduct a series of career development workshops for people in transition.
From 1999 to 2007, Jeff was Vice President Corporate Communications for one of the world's largest providers of contract semiconductor assembly and test services. Jeff was responsible for managing all communications activities, including worldwide relationships with all external stakeholders, employees and the media.
Jeff was formerly a senior-level communications consultant for several leading New York-based agencies. Prior to his career in communications, Jeff was a commercial banker for 15 years.
He is a 16-year veteran of the National Investor Relations Institute (NIRI) and a charter member of NIRI's Roundtable on Strategic Communications and Reputation Management. In June 2008 Jeff helped launch a Semiconductor & Photovoltaic Industry Roundtable for NIRI's national office. Jeff has written about marketing and communications for various publications and has been a guest speaker at several industry and business venues. He has also lectured on communications at the Thunderbird School of Global Management.
Jeff received his B.A. in International Relations from Rutgers University. He lives in Scottsdale, Arizona and enjoys photography in his spare time.
Jeff is passionate about developing Arizona's Renewable Energy economy. He is actively involved in several business and civic organizations dedicated to this effort. In addition to writing and speaking on the subject of renewable energy, Jeff has successfully convened several events that brought together industry participants, policy makers and community leaders.
Most recently, Jeff formed Center for a Renewable Energy WorkforceTM (CREW) as a vehicle to conduct a series of career development workshops for people in transition.
From 1999 to 2007, Jeff was Vice President Corporate Communications for one of the world's largest providers of contract semiconductor assembly and test services. Jeff was responsible for managing all communications activities, including worldwide relationships with all external stakeholders, employees and the media.
Jeff was formerly a senior-level communications consultant for several leading New York-based agencies. Prior to his career in communications, Jeff was a commercial banker for 15 years.
He is a 16-year veteran of the National Investor Relations Institute (NIRI) and a charter member of NIRI's Roundtable on Strategic Communications and Reputation Management. In June 2008 Jeff helped launch a Semiconductor & Photovoltaic Industry Roundtable for NIRI's national office. Jeff has written about marketing and communications for various publications and has been a guest speaker at several industry and business venues. He has also lectured on communications at the Thunderbird School of Global Management.
Jeff received his B.A. in International Relations from Rutgers University. He lives in Scottsdale, Arizona and enjoys photography in his spare time.
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Jeff combines his passions for Solar Energy and Photography. Here are images from a photo shoot for a residence in Paradise Valley, AZ and a parking structure at Arizona State University.
Jeff combines his passions for Solar Energy and Photography. Here are images from a photo shoot for a residence in Paradise Valley, AZ and a parking structure at Arizona State University.
