Stephanie Jude Named President-Elect on the SMPS Research Triangle Board
Stephanie Jude has been re-elected to serve on the Society for Marketing Professional Services (SMPS) Research Triangle Chapter’s 2020-21 board of directors. The Board consists of leading area marketing professionals dedicated to the A/E/C industry.
“Stephanie is an indispensable member of SMPS Research Triangle. I cannot speak highly enough of her attention to detail, ability to problem solve and be so easy to work with.” — Pat Perkins, SMPS Triangle president-elect and director of BD Resources at O’Brien Atkins
Stephanie has been in the architecture and engineering industry for 20 years and is the marketing manager for the Raleigh office of Clark Nexsen. She is a marketing leader who is recognized by her colleagues for her ability to develop effective pursuit strategies. Shortly after graduating from Radford University, she began her career with HOK in Washington, DC. Stephanie moved to Raleigh in 2007 and worked with Wilbur Smith Associates (now CDM Smith) before joining Clark Nexsen in 2012.
Whether she is managing the efforts of marketing coordinators, posting to the firm’s social media channels, or participating in business development, Stephanie is dedicated to Clark Nexsen’s success. She has been a member of SMPS since 2006, serving on both the membership and communications committees, as well as the director of outreach for 2017-2018. She is serving as co-director of events for 2018-2020.
About SMPS
A national marketing organization, SMPS provides education, networking opportunities, and leading industry research for marketing and business development professionals. 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. Active since 1992, the Research Triangle chapter members include firm owners, marketing directors, business developers, marketing coordinators, and other professionals associated with the A/E/C industry.