Triangle advertising veteran Michael Winslow has found a new professional home after a year of freelancing since his last firm folded in 2009.
Winslow, 63, has joined Craig Jackson & Partners in a senior creative and management capacity. The Chapel Hill firm was founded in 1994 and counts as its local clients WakeMed Health and Hospitals and the Carolina Hurricanes hockey franchise.
Winslow previously worked at Rockett, Burkhead & Winslow until that firm declared bankruptcy last year as a result of the recession.
His 30-year career began in Raleigh and his work has been cited in the two industry bibles: AdAge and Adweek. He has worked on advertising campaigns for Royal Caribbean Cruise lines, Duke Health Systems, Glaxo Welcome and BB&T, among others.
He grew up Hertford, near the Outer Banks, and studied commercial art and English Literature at East Carolina University. His hobbies include collecting Indian arrowheads. His collection of about 100 "points" includes arrowheads that date back several thousand years.
John Murawski has been a full-time newspaper reporter since 1991, with stints at Legal Times and The Chronicle of Philanthropy (both in Washington, DC), The Philadelphia Inquirer and The Palm Beach Post (in South Florida) before arriving at the N&O in December 2004. At the N&O he covers energy (nuclear, coal, renewable, efficiency), utilities (electric, natural gas, telephone) and telecommunications. His beat includes such publicly traded companies as Progress Energy, Duke Energy, PSNC Energy, Piedmont Natural Gas, PowerSecure International, Tekelec, Cisco Systems, AT&T, among others. You can reach him at 919-829-8932 or 
