Eric Dezenhall Biography

Eric gained renown as an investigative journalist when he found the diaries of the late gangster Meyer Lansky, which were published in an article he wrote for the Los Angeles Times Syndicate and the Baltimore Sun, according to promotional material for one of his fictitious works, Jackie Disaster. In the fall of 2001, the Discovery Channel aired a documentary he co-produced on organized crime. During the Reagan presidency, Dezenhall worked in the White House Office of Communications and the Office of Presidential Personnel, according to his brief biographical biography on the corporate website. From 1984 to 1987, he worked as an account executive at Doremus Porter Novelli (DPN) before starting Nichols-Dezenhall. Dezenhall's areas of concentration, according to a biographical note on the Nichols-Dezenhall website in 2001, were hard news media relations, crises, and marketplace attacks. Eric works with customers in a variety of fields, including consumer goods, cosmetics, environmental services, food and beverage, law enforcement, medical devices, petroleum, and pharmaceuticals.

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