Talk: The Power of Media to Shape Who We Are

The average American now consumes 11 hours of media each day. What we consume and how we consume media has the power to shape our everyday lives and determine our view of the world and what we value in life. Unbiased media is a thing of the past, but what are the ramifications of that? Conflict and click-throughs are profitable. Billions are spent to get us hooked on content and it’s working. Learn how to live in a digital world in a mindful way that adds to your life vs consuming it.

About Charlie

Charlie Clark is a public relations executive, writer, business & community advocate who serves in the high profile role of Vice President of Communications of the Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce and Visitor & Convention Bureau. With over two decades of experience in public relations and media, Charlie has successfully garnered coverage for Hilton Head Island in the Wall Street Journal, The Today Show, Travel+Leisure, Food Network, and numerous other national media outlets. She has a passion for the place we call home and sharing it with travelers from around the world. Prior to her work in PR, she also worked in the world of advertising with powerhouse firms BBDO and Tracey-Locke/Los Angeles. Her “behind the curtain” perspective into the world of media relations gives her a thought-provoking take on how media shapes us and our society.