Leah Hollis Of Patricia Berkly LLC Signs With SpinMediaStrategies Regarding Workplace Bullying

Online, May 20, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Dr. Leah Hollis, president of Patricia Berkly LLC has recently signed with Paul Jackson, primary agent of SpinMediaStratiegies for public relations work. Dr. Leah Hollis is a graduate a Martin Luther King Jr. Fellow and graduate of Boston University with her doctorate in education. She also earned degrees at the University of Pittsburgh and Rutgers College Rutgers University. Hollis was an English Major at Rutgers with an option in creative writing. During her college years, she had crafted several stage plays which reached various stages of development before completing her Masters of Arts in English.

Paul Jackson, publisher of the Harlem Times, leads a fast paced periodical which is available online at www.theharlemtimes.com. The goal is to nurture relationships in the community and business online and on the ground. Currently, the Harlem Times is focusing on the World Trade Center Project.

Given the creative flair of both parties, Hollis and Jackson have decided to join talents to venture in to a series of creative projects for the screen. "Media is an excellent way to spread the message about workplace bullying..." states Hollis. "By using the creative talents of both groups, we can hopefully reach and educate more people regarding a health workplace and how to develop strategies to be productive in the workplace."

The Harlem Times has enjoyed a recent recurrence with its online presence, also tapping into the social media of Twitter and Facebook. Leah Hollis of Patricia Berkly LLC is a diversity training and consulting group in greater Philadelphia which designs consulting solutions and virtual training to help groups with a healthy workplace.
The partnership with SpinMediaStrategies is anticipated to produce some innovative projects which capture the imagination of various audiences. "I am excited to partner with Leah Hollis. Her expertise in this field coupled with her creativity can make for powerful combination," stated Paul Jackson.

For more information on the five part series on workplace bullying visit www.theharlemtimes.com