Jeff Dehler
Chief Relationship Builder. Strategist. Project Manager.
Jeff oversees DehlerPR, helps set strategy, and serves as senior project manager. With more than 15 years of communications and public relations experience, Jeff's greatest professional satisfaction comes from creating and implementing strategic communications plans that produce measurable results, including changed attitudes, perceptions, and behaviors.
Jeff is Accredited in Public Relations (APR) through the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA), a post-graduate certification which measures the practitioner's fundamental knowledge of communications theory and its applications. The skills acquired through the process are applicable to any industry or practice area.
Public affairs projects are one of Jeff’s passions. He is proud of his role in helping the Northstar Commuter Rail project secure local, state, and federal funding, in helping to pass a Robbinsdale School’s levy referendum in the face of strong opposition, and in helping to pass a $75 million bond referendum with 70 percent support for Waconia Schools. These achievements required highly sophisticated communications plans where success was built on two-way communication and relationship building/community engagement.
Community involvement is vitally important to Jeff. He is a member of the TwinWest Chamber of Commerce, where he completed a nine-month leadership training program. He has served six years on the board of the Rotary Club of Golden Valley and is a past club president. He has served for five years on his church board, including as president and communications chair. He served three years on the board of the Minnesota School Public Relations Association.
Jeff is grateful for his family and his network of experienced professionals who help him to be a better, more effective communicator.
Read more about Jeff here.
Jeff is Accredited in Public Relations (APR) through the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA), a post-graduate certification which measures the practitioner's fundamental knowledge of communications theory and its applications. The skills acquired through the process are applicable to any industry or practice area.
Public affairs projects are one of Jeff’s passions. He is proud of his role in helping the Northstar Commuter Rail project secure local, state, and federal funding, in helping to pass a Robbinsdale School’s levy referendum in the face of strong opposition, and in helping to pass a $75 million bond referendum with 70 percent support for Waconia Schools. These achievements required highly sophisticated communications plans where success was built on two-way communication and relationship building/community engagement.
Community involvement is vitally important to Jeff. He is a member of the TwinWest Chamber of Commerce, where he completed a nine-month leadership training program. He has served six years on the board of the Rotary Club of Golden Valley and is a past club president. He has served for five years on his church board, including as president and communications chair. He served three years on the board of the Minnesota School Public Relations Association.
Jeff is grateful for his family and his network of experienced professionals who help him to be a better, more effective communicator.
Read more about Jeff here.