Jerome H. Enis has created and implemented successful public relations, public affairs and
crisis management strategies in the not-for-profit sector for more than four decades including the performing arts; community development; museum, hospitality and healthcare industries; governmental and quasi-governmental agencies on all levels including international; and national
and state professional and trade associations.
A specialist in the theory, dynamics and practical applications of communications with particular focus on the role played by public relations in a marketing strategy, he has counseled a diverse clientele in the for-profit, not-for-profit and public arenas.
Mr. Enis has served for 20 years as public relations strategy consultant to the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, the sixth largest performing arts center in the U.S. and is retained for
the same purpose by the Newark Museum, third largest museum education institution in the country. Among many others, he has also consulted with NJN - New Jersey Public Television, dozens of healthcare organizations and social service organizations.
A recipient of the prestigious Public Relations Professional of the Year Award from the Public Relations Society of America/NJ, his work has received national and international recognition.
Mr. Enis has served as a University of Maryland System Foundation Trustee, a member of its Chancellor's Public Affairs Advisory Council and the Journalism School’s Dean’s First Edition Club. He has been a member of the New Jersey – Israel Commission continuously since its
creation in 1980 and currently serves on its Executive Committee as Cultural Affairs Chairman.
