About
Who is Ron Schott?
I’m addicted. Seriously… and I bet you are too, otherwise you probably wouldn’t even be reading this.
Ever since I can remember I’ve had this love affair with all things digital. It started out as a kid when all I could think about was getting that NES system. Once I had it in my hands I needed the next thing and the next thing until I finally reached the age of 26 and realized that I had a problem… no, I didn’t stop, but now I write about it.
The “Official” Bio
Ron is the Head of Spring Creek Group UK – the London office of global social media agency Spring Creek Group. He has handled marketing and PR efforts for industry-leading software, hardware, and mobile companies including Intel, Microsoft, and HTC.
Prior to joining Spring Creek Group, Ron was an account manager at Owen Media Inc.; a technology PR agency. Ron holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in communication with an emphasis in public relations from the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication and a minor in political science from Washington State University.
Ron was part of a team that was awarded the 2007 Interactive Media Award for computer software, been awarded the JEA/NSPA honorable mention in sports writing, and covered the Intel Developer Forum as a blogger. Ron is also quickly earning a place on the list of plugged-in Northwest marketers with his insights on trends and practices in social media.
Ron has participated in many industry and community events as a speaker, panelist and instructor including: PRSA Puget Sound, School of Visual Concepts, Kreate, Northwest Entrepreneur Network, Washington State University’s Edward R. Murrow College of Communication, Central Washington University, and the University of Washington.
In 2011, Ron was selected to the board of Social Media Club Seattle, the premier group for all things social media in the Seattle area.
Follow Ron on Twitter at http://twitter.com/ronschott
What is Jet City Digital?
Jet City Digital is the catch-all for my life as a digital citizen and the lives of my friends, colleagues and digital friends as we navigate life – digitally. It’s the things I see, do, and hear every day in my work (and play). It’s the things that make our lives easier and our wallets lighter.


