An entrepreneur, author, and inventor, Jean Criss has led Jean Criss Media, LLC, since 2011. Since starting out on her own with a New York-based creative media services company, Jean Criss became founder of CRISSCROSS Intimates, which offers women and men luxury post-recovery undergarments - bras, panties, compression leggings and sleeves, plus other accessories, and men's vests and shapewear. Products designed during recovery for any stage or phase of breast surgery you may undergo. Products for women who have undergone a single or bilateral lumpectomy, mastectomy, reconstructive or augmentative breast surgery, can choose from the CRISSCROSS Intimates' collection of bras which include three product lines: the CRISSCROSS Nina Bra (our traditional post-surgical bra), the Grace Bra (for plus-sized women), and the Christina Bra (a pocket prosthesis bra). These products are made of European micro-fiber compression fabrics that are soft, light, and breathable. They are also seamless and the Nina and Grace bras feature magnet and Velcro side closures as well as detachable snap loops that accommodate post-operative medical devices at your side - revolutionary designs for women on the go offering discrete, fashion forward styles. The Nina and Grace Bras are available in nine bold beautiful colors that range in size from from small to 3XL plus custom sizes. The Christina Bra is for women who choose to wear an external prosthesis inside their pocket-bra. It is available in two colors and can accommodate the leading prostheses brands and Crisscross resells Anita Breast Care forms in all sizes and shapes plus NuBra and Fashion Form enhancers. For more information about CrisscrossIntimates, please contact [email protected]. Jean welcomes your feedback as a Breast Cancer Survivor or if you wear her products as activewear
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Experienced digital media and sales professional Jean Criss has delivered over $140 million dollars in net advertising sales from her work with television and tech-based marketing campaigns. In addition to numerous startups in the fashion, technology, and lifestyle sectors, Jean Criss started U.Detroit.com, a media company focused on hyperlocal marketing strategies. Advances in GPS technologies have made hyperlocal marketing an effective method for reaching target customers. Hyperlocal advertising generally targets potential buyers who are within a few blocks of a business. More consumers are using localized web searches to find restaurants and to purchase products and services. Businesses can capitalize on this by having a comprehensive online presence. For example, companies should advertise on numerous online business directories and keep their information up to date. Businesses should also encourage their customers to leave positive feedback in order to raise their rankings on rating sites. Marketers launching digital hyperlocal campaigns should set tight geographic restrictions on their online advertising range and target consumers located within a mile of the company’s location. This strategy leverages the ability of mobile GPS technology to pinpoint customer locations precisely and the tendency for search engines to consider location when suggesting business options to people looking for specific businesses in their immediate area. To learn more about media strategies and marketing promotional offerings contact Jean Criss at JeanCrissMedia.com. Take a look at Jean's portfolio of integrated marketing solutions, client success stories, affiliations and partnerships found on her website. Jean Criss established Jean Criss Media, LLC, in 2011 as a resource for individuals, small businesses and organizations seeking to improve their visibility and brand awareness. Jean Criss is an experienced writer who has worked both as a columnist for various publications and as the author of the My Pain Woke Me Up book series. As a Multi-Mediapreneur, Criss self-published her trilogy and added humor and colorful images to explain her journey. BLISS!, the first published book in Jean Criss’s unique My Pain Woke Me Up series, is a novel that follows a young widow who later contends with a breast cancer diagnosis, an abusive marriage, and painful divorce proceedings. Based on the author’s own life experiences, the story emphasizes everyone’s ability to survive difficult circumstances and continue their personal pursuit of happiness, even in the darkest of times. The trilogy continued with a second installment, Legal Injustice. Another fictionalized retelling of the author’s personal experiences, Legal Injustice focuses on the complexities of local court systems and how societal influences can make achieving true justice a significant challenge, if not an impossibility. Criss completed the My Pain Woke Me Up trilogy with Live Your Dreams, a non-fiction book that encourages individuals to develop entrepreneurial habits and to envision a brighter future for themselves. The third book in the series serves as the perfect punctuation to the trilogy, which culminates in a message of self-reliance and inner strength. Criss is completing a fourth book - short reality stories about life's idiocies as a small business owner and entrepreneur in today's workplace. She shares with a vast audience the good, the bad and the indifferent about being a startup and the challenges she has faced, from callus partners to launching in today's marketplace. For more information on the trilogy or for general media inquiries or new writing ventures, please contact Jean at [email protected]. You can learn more at www.jeancrissmedia.com/author-trilogyseries. As an author and entrepreneur and as an accomplished marketing professional with creative digital media experience in vertical markets for fashion, food and wine, and hospitality, Jean Criss serves as the chief executive officer of Jean Criss Media, LLC, in New York City. Outside of her day-to-day professional activities, Jean Criss dedicated her time and resources to a number of philanthropic and women’s entrepreneurial organizations, including the Women’s Leadership Exchange. In pursuit of its mission to facilitate the success of women business owners, the Women’s Leadership Exchange runs a variety of programs and events that provide a venue for networking, learning, and leadership development. The organization held its 2014 New York Conference on November 18th at the MetLife Building in New York City. The event featured Jean's trilogy series book "My Pain Woke Me Up" with other female authors in book signings, speed coaching, and networking activities as well as presentations by keynote speakers, who discussed social branding, digital marketing, and other topics related to growing a business in today’s closely connected world. Jean spoke on a panel discussion with other women entrepreneurs to discuss strategies and business tactics as an Entrepreneur and Author and this was her second time participating in the WLE conference as a third-year executive member of the program. Each year, the New York Conference includes award ceremonies where they honor recipients of the Mary Schnack Award and the Compass Awards. |
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