Rachel Clapp Miller leads Force Management's marketing and demand-gen efforts. She brings an extensive television and media background to her marketing role. Rachel spent eight years as a producer with WCNC, Charlotte’s NBC affiliate. At...
Learn More About Rachel Clapp MillerRachel Clapp Miller leads Force Management's marketing and demand-gen efforts. She brings an extensive television and media background to her marketing role. Rachel spent eight years as a producer with WCNC, Charlotte’s NBC affiliate. At WCNC, she earned two Emmy awards and six Emmy nominations for her producing work. She also won the prestigious National Headliner Award for investigative journalism. Previously, Rachel worked as a field producer for several news organizations in Washington, DC and as a show producer for The Slant, a college football show that aired on Fox Sports Net.
Rachel earned her Master of Communication from Wake Forest University. She also serves as a faculty adjunct at the school. She’s taught organizational communication, social media marketing, as well as Communication for Business Professionals in the Executive Program at the school’s Charlotte Center.
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