Janet Brooks Named President-Elect for SMPS Foundation Board
“Janet’s energy and her enthusiasm for the Foundation have been significant assets in our fundraising and research efforts,” notes SMPS Foundation Board President, Brad Thurman
Janet Brooks has been re-elected to the Society for Marketing Professional Services Foundation’s Board of Trustees. Janet was first named an SMPS Foundation member trustee in 2017 and was re-elected to serve for the 2018-19 term as president-elect. The Board consists of leading marketing professionals dedicated to the A/E/C industry.
“Janet’s energy and her enthusiasm for the SMPS Foundation have been significant assets in our fundraising and research efforts,” notes SMPS Foundation Board President, Brad Thurman, who is also principal and chief marketing officer at Wallace Engineering. “She’s a powerful presence on our Board and I know she’ll be a great president.”
With more than three decades of A/E/C business development and marketing experience, Janet Brooks, CPSM, excels at researching, identifying, and connecting herself and others to a wide variety of global clients. Janet joined Clark Nexsen in 2005 in the Charlotte office. Her passion lies in researching the next big thing paralleled with mentoring others.
Janet was a contributor to the SMPS Foundation’s book, A/E/C Business Development: The Decade Ahead. She served on the SMPS National Certification Committee for two years and is also involved with other industry-related organizations including CPN of NC (Construction Professionals Network of North Carolina). In 2015, she was honored with the CPNI Collins Cooper Service Award reflecting her efforts as a volunteer in sharing her industry expertise.
About SMPS
A national marketing organization, the Society for Marketing Professional Services provides education, networking opportunities, and leading industry research for marketing and business development professionals. SMPS members gain a competitive advantage in positioning their firms successfully in the marketplace. The Society and its chapters benefit from the support of design and building firms encompassing 80% of the Engineering News-Record Top 500 Design Firms and Top 400 Contractors.
