Carole Suzanne Sorell

Background

Sorell, Carole Suzanne was born on October 6, 1940. Daughter of Joseph and Lillian (Zeitlin) Spector.

Education

Bachelor with honor, Hunter College, 1961. Master of Science, Center Connecticut State College, 1966.

Career

Director public relations Children's Museum & Planetarium, Hartford, Connecticut, 1972—1973. Director media United Jewish Appeal, New York City, 1973—1975. Senior vice president Ruder & Finn Fine Arts, 1975—1979.

Vice president Adams & Rinehart, 1979—1980. President Carole Sorell Inc., 1980—1982. Assistant commissioner public affairs Department Cultural Affairs, 1992—1994.

Vice president programs American Council Arts, 1994—1996. Author, moderator book reviews Hartford Times, 1970. Writer, producer Station WNEW-television, 1974.

Media coordinator openings world headquarters, institutes Chemical Bank, Philip Morris Companies Inc., National Building Museum, Portland Museum Art, National Museum Women Arts, Palazzo Grassi, Venice, Italy.

Achievements

• Carole Suzanne Sorell has been listed as a noteworthy public relations executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fund raiser, publicity director Connecticut Valley Regional Ballet, Hartford, 1971—1972. Member Mayor's All American Festival, 1972. Publicist South Bronx Community Action Theatre & Bronx Museum Arts, 1978—1979.

Board directors, chair Music Theater, New York.

Connections

Married Joel Thome, October 16, 1988. Children: Melissa Bushell, Craig Bushell.

Father:

Joseph Spector

Mother:

Lillian (Zeitlin) Spector

Spouse:

Joel Thome

child:

Craig Bushell Sorell

child:

Melissa Bushell Sorell