In June 2010, the Mahoning Valley Historical Society elected Tyler Clark to an unexpired term on its Board of Directors. “I’m proud to join the Historical Society’s Board and look forward to providing my best ideas and assistance to further its mission,” Clark said.
The MVHS educates and promotes an interest in the history of the Mahoning Valley by collecting, preserving, and developing material representative of the people who have inhabited the region.
It’s a critical period for the Society, as it launches the public phase of its capital campaign to establish the new Mahoning Valley History Center in the Harry Burt/Ross Radio building in historic downtown Youngstown on West Federal Street, an integral part of Youngstown’s storied past and home to the burgeoning Tech Block, representing a key hope for the region’s future.
One word continues to crop up in discussions about doing business online and capturing sales leads through websites: social. More than any other shift in how businesses operate, online social networks are the new yardstick against which businesses and organizations must recalibrate their sales and marketing operations. “I gave probably a half-dozen presentations on social [read on...]
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (Jan. 26, 2011) — Despite a challenging economy, revenues at Tyler Clark Consulting increased more than 150% during 2010, growing the company in its second year from one individual to a team of six. In the process, the firm has served a broad range of businesses and organizations throughout the Valley, even receiving [read on...]
CLEVELAND, Ohio (Nov. 22, 2010) — Tyler S. Clark, owner of Tyler Clark Consulting in Youngstown, is featured in the “One 2 Watch” column in the November/December issue of Inside Business, a business publication based here. Clark tells the magazine that improving business conditions in the Mahoning Valley have boosted volume among many small businesses, [read on...]
Tyler discusses Youngstown’s attempt to reinvent itself as a technology center in “Semper Youngstown,” published in Inc. Magazine May 10, 2010. “Youngstown is a laboratory. There’s not a lot of restrictions and bureaucracy. You can make a difference without a lot of effort.” “We’re urban pioneers,” he told me. “We’re trying to bring a city back [read on...]
Read Tyler’s new monthly column “Point. Click. Profit.” in The Business Journal, first appearing in April 2010. The Business Journal is the leading business publication in the region and the most respected source for local news. Tyler has worked with The Business Journal to expand their reach through social media, podcast and optimized mobile content [read on...]
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