Bryant Zamberlan Group (BZ) announced today that Daniel Bachmann’s position as 2015 Bryant Zamberlan Strategic Communications Fellow has been renewed for 2016. The strategic communications and training and assessment consultancy further announced the intention to extend an offer of full-time employment to Bachmann at the completion of his 2016 term as Fellow.

Bachmann was named 2015 Bryant Zamberlan Strategic Communications Fellow in June of 2015, following a competitive selection process. Notes Benjamin Bryant, BZ’s President, “The paid Fellowship is designed to give early-career strategic communications professionals of exceptional talent and potential, the chance to learn all aspects of strategic communications, marketing, coaching and training at a global level. In 2015, Dan supported projects for the United States Government, a South Korean global security technology manufacturer, and projects for organizations based in London, Dubai, and the United Kingdom, and has already shown exceptional development in his already considerable talents as a communicator. I look forward to seeing what 2016 will bring him as a Fellow, and am pleased to announce our intent to offer a full-time professional position to him at the end of his time in this initial role.”

Bachmann came to BZ with existing consulting experience—4 years serving clients on key change management, business process improvement, strategic planning, knowledge management, and communications projects for his prior employer, global consulting powerhouse Booz Allen Hamilton. One of his projects at BZ has been helping to bring the kind of structure, tracking, and accountability that is the hallmark of Booz to BZ’s growing enterprise.

Bachmann’s 2016 term as Strategic Communications Fellow is limited to six months, and will end in June 2016. At that time, a search for the 2017 Bryant Zamberlan Strategic Communications Fellow will commence.

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