Leslie Helm
Chair: Magnolia Trail Community
Author: Yokohama Yankee
Leslie Helm is Chair at Magnolia Trail Community and author of Yokohama Yankee. Previously, Helm served as Bureau Chief and Tokyo Correspondent at Business Week, Director of Strategic Communications at Katz Communications Group, and Correspondent at the Los Angeles Times. Helm has extensive expertise in writing, editing, managing, marketing, branding, cross-cultural communications, and public relations.
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Author,Yokohama Yankee: My Family's Five Generations as Outsiders in Japan https://www.amazon.com/Yo Author 2013 · past
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Seattle Business magazine Editor 2009–2018 · past
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Katz Communications Group Director, Strategic Communications 2008 · past
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Washington CEO Magazine Executive Editor 2006–2007 · past
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UW Center for Internet Studies Adjunct Fellow and Writer 2001–2005 · past
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Tokyo Center for Global Communications Social Sciences Research Council Fellow 1999–2000 · past
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Los Angeles Times Correspondent 1990–1999 · past
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer Reporter 1989–1990 · past
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Business Week Bureau Chief 1982–1989, Tokyo Correspondent 1982–1986 · past
Education
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Columbia University - Graduate School of Journalism M.S., Journalism · 1981–1982
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University of California, Berkeley M.A., Asian Studies · 1978–1981
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University of California, Berkeley B.A., Political Science · 1975–1978
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Occidental College Political Science · 1973–1975
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Yokohama International School High School · 1958–1973
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Author,Yokohama Yankee: My Family's Five Generations as Outsiders in Japan https://www.amazon.com/Yo Author 2013 · past
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Seattle Business magazine Editor 2009–2018 · past
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Katz Communications Group Director, Strategic Communications 2008 · past
Education
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Columbia University - Graduate School of Journalism M.S., Journalism · 1981–1982
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University of California, Berkeley M.A., Asian Studies · 1978–1981
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University of California, Berkeley B.A., Political Science · 1975–1978
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Occidental College Political Science · 1973–1975
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Yokohama International School High School · 1958–1973
