2024
How to Address Misinformation in Healthcare Using PR
In today’s digital age, misinformation in healthcare is a pressing concern that can have serious consequences for public health. According to a KFF survey, most ...
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PR Failure #36: Playing the Blame Game Does Not Pay!
It is generally never worthwhile to focus energy on blame versus the problem when it comes to communicating—rather focus on solving things and be strategic ...
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Celebrating Juneteenth in Seattle
Juneteenth, celebrated on June 19th, marks the anniversary of the emancipation of the last enslaved African Americans in the United States. This significant day, which ...
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Understanding Inclusive Marketing Strategies and How to Get It Right
Authenticity is not just THE buzzword in marketing and communications at the moment; it is an essential driving force in creating brands and messaging that ...
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PR Failure #35: Embracing Your Employee’s Influence
It is still in the early days when it comes to companies empowering employees to become effective brand advocates—supporting team members in sharing smart, superior ...
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PRGN: A Global Force for Local PR
Our Global Network of Local PR Partners Bring You On-The-Ground Expertise Worldwide Do you need PR support for a new automotive manufacturing facility in Mexico? Or ...
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PR Failure #34: The Crown’s Communications Crisis
The British royal family’s PR strategy has long been “never complain, never explain” when it came to how they behaved in public and what news ...
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PR Failure #33: Kyte Baby’s Parenting Blunder
The Family Medical Leave Act of 1993 was an important step forward in providing American parents with at least one option in welcoming a new ...
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Meet the Media: Marc Stiles, Puget Sound Business Journal
We are always happy to reconnect with Marc Stiles, a veteran reporter at Puget Sound Business Journal focused on real estate. Marc takes us behind ...
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PR Failure #32: Reflecting & Reframing Last Year’s Comms Disasters
Ending a year and reflecting on it is always a good thing. So, it feels appropriate to muse on a few notable PR fails from ...
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