Media Relations at the Height of the Presidential Election
Keeping media relations programs and client expectations on track during the height of election season.
Millennial Madness
I’ve been in several client brainstorm and strategic planning sessions this year when the inevitable … Read More >
Don’t Forget the Good News
Viewing the chance to share positive stories as a huge perk of working in PR
Go Ahead, Procrastinate
When’s the last time you did absolutely nothing? As a working mom, I honestly can’t remember. Life is full, challenging and scheduled. I was listening to a TED Radio hour show on Slowing Down that had me nodding my head with each of the talks.
Three Leadership Tips for Navigating Interpersonal and Team Dynamics
Three tips I have learned for becoming a better leader for the varying needs of teams and clients.
PR Lessons from the South Platte River
Four PR lessons taken from the sport of fly-fishing.
Is AP Style Still Relevant?
For writers and journalists in the U.S., AP Style remains the standard for writing. Each year, a new AP Stylebook is released, which includes the latest “rules” for language, writing and grammar.
A Coat of Many Colors
Ah, back to school time! I am reminded of those days heading into the fall trying to coordinate class schedules and work/internships. Where does one start?
The Impacts of Emotional Intelligence
Emotional intelligence, known as EQ, is being touted as a key ingredient to surviving any working environment.
PR Lessons from “Game of Thrones”
What “Game of Thrones” can teach you about PR.