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Prior to joining Steve & Barry's in 2005, Howard was a Principal of New York City-based Marketing Partners, where he and his partners provided strategic marketing services to clients that included Coca-Cola, CBS, Tommy Hilfiger and more. From 1999-2002, he served as Senior VP of Corporate Communications for Clear Channel Entertainment (formerly SFX Entertainment), where he directed the company's PR for the 26,000 concerts, Broadway shows and other live events produced by that company each year. Howard also managed media relations support for the athletes managed through the company's SFX Sports subsidiary, including Michael Jordan, Roger Clemens and Andy Roddick. Howard graduated from the University of Maryland with a degree in Journalism and worked for 10 years at several of the nation's leading marketing and PR agencies in New York and Chicago: Golin/Harris, DraftWorldwide; KemperLesnik. He resides in New York City.

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