PlattForm People
Can you hear the rhythm of the office beat? Kevin Kuzma can. Like slowly entering into a jazz club, at first the beats and rhythms seem erratic. But once you sit down and absorb the feeling around you, you start to understand how the music blends together. Kevin describes this is how he feels when he is at work at PlattForm.
“Controlled chaos is the best way to describe when I am at work,” Kuzma said. Kevin feels that the ‘office rhythm’ comes to him by the end of the week. “On Monday, I am still trying to find the beat but by Friday, I know I have it down.” He says that you don’t have typical days but typical weeks. His work week usually consists of meetings, writing when he has the time and joking around with his team. Sounds like a great work week to me!
Kevin was brought in 3 years ago to our Public Relations department. Since then he has had his hand in the writing jar. Whether he is writing press releases to articles for Career College Central or KEY magazines, Kevin is always engaging in some form of writing. I guess you could say that writing is a passion of Kevin’s. Ever since he wrote a story about Michael Jackson’s Thriller album in the second grade, (yes, I just showed how old you are) he was intrigued.
Kevin is an essential cog in PlattForm’s wheel. As Manager of the Pubic Relations and Publications department, Kevin has many different jobs. He serves as editor to Career College Central and KEY magazines. He is responsible for a team of people to forward PlattForm’s image to the public on both national and industry-specific media outlets. He is in charge of establishing a variety of public relations services to be sold to clients. He develops the costs for new offerings, sales collateral, internal documentation and tracking processes. Wow, that is a lot! That is why Kevin is so vital to us here at PlattForm.
All in all, Kevin is an important part of the controlled chaos that makes PlattForm great. And like a great jazz musician, Kevin knows how to go with the flow. Maybe that’s why he fits in so well as writer extraordinaire, mentor and friend.