Racing to the end. How PR pros keep sane during the holidays
The calendar is winding down and it’s December. So, now life gets busier as shopping has picked up in intensity, and we find ourselves attending holiday parties with coworkers, decorating […]
Why Mental Health Month Matters
As companies return to work after over a year of working from home, a lot can be said about the toll the coronavirus pandemic has taken on our mental health. […]
WIIFM v. Paying It Forward
No One Succeeds Alone Show of hands: If we were to rename our profession today, would you still call it “public relations” or would you call it “relationship management”? You […]
The Power of the Advocate
As public relations professionals, we are tasked with producing outcomes for our clients. We arm ourselves with market research. We study the competition, analyze trends, and develop and execute campaigns […]
The Value of a Free Press
Thomas Jefferson famously deliberated that he’d rather have newspapers without a country than a country without newspapers, and for good reason. An independent press ensures that citizens stay informed about […]
“Stop and Listen to Stay Safe” – A communication lesson from Daniel Tiger
Shortly after being asked to write about communication strategy, I was watching TV with my daughter, trying to figure out what I wanted to write about. There were so many […]
A Word of Advice…
When Brittany asked me to write a blog post and offer “a word of advice” for PRSA Hoosier Chapter members, I said “sure!” Then, a couple of weeks later, Brittany […]