Brock Meeks
Brock Meeks is a skilled communications strategist and media manager, known for his innovative approaches in both traditional and digital platforms.
He is a renowned storyteller and a proven brand strategist with a talent for creating engaging content that resonates with audiences.
As the founder, publisher, and editor of CyberWire Dispatch (CWD), Brock Meeks played a pivotal role in shaping online journalism and is considered a trailblazer in the blogging revolution.
His work at CWD elevated digital content to a level comparable to traditional print journalism, earning him praise from industry veterans like Mitch Kapor.
Brock Meeks is the visionary behind the concept of 'guerrilla relief,' which aimed to streamline data collection and distribution during natural disaster crises by using innovative technology.
Throughout his career, he has received numerous prestigious journalism awards, including recognition from the Computer Press Association.
Brock Meeks was a founding member of Connected Education, an early online education platform, where he taught courses on Telecommunications Policy and Regulation.
In addition to his expertise in communications, Brock Meeks is a skilled photographer and videographer, excelling in multimedia production across various formats.
Despite facing adversity, including surviving hemorrhagic Dengue Fever, Brock Meeks continues to be a resilient and accomplished professional.
His educational background includes studies in Political Science and Government at the University of the Pacific.
Brock Meeks has held various key positions in organizations such as Atlantic 57, Center for Democracy & Technology, Wired/Hot Wired, MSNBC, San Francisco Chronicle, and United States Air Force, showcasing his diverse skill set and experience.
