>> I've gotten to do so many different things that I never thought I'd be able to do
or experiences I've been able to have.
I mean, if you had told me 15 years ago that I would've gone to an oil spill in Cape Cod
and be the point person for the company in the unified command with the commander
in the Coast Guard and having to have a one-on-one kind of blowdown
with Barney Frank one afternoon, I probably would've told you you were crazy.
But I did, and I came out of it in one piece.
I think the biggest challenge one that you will always have in the world of communications,
and that's convincing the client and others that it's not as easy as they think it is.
It's not about what you see in front of the camera.
It's all the work that's done behind the camera, and people want to get to the end result
and not have to do the prep work that's necessary.