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A Coach’s Impact
Scott Hanson | Aug 24, 2022
In the PR industry, there are several different ways that experienced pros can give back by coaching a student or newcomer in the field. Learn more on the importance of a great coach in this post from Scott Hanson.
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Leading From the Heart
Scott Hanson | Apr 29, 2022
After attending a recent PRSA webinar from PR pro and author David Grossman, Scott Hanson is sharing what he learned on how to lead from the heart. Read more on being an authentic leader in today's post.
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Communicators Guide the Narrative Around Civility and Combatting Misinformation
Abbie Fink | Oct 13, 2021
Everybody with internet access and an opinion can share their views online. So how can you know that what you read online is factual? Learn more with Abbie Fink, Dr. Adrian McIntyre and special guest Michelle Olson on this week's podcast episode of #CSOM!
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How To Combat Misinformation
Scott Hanson | Jan 7, 2021
Combatting misinformation is part of the Public Relations Society of America’s 2021 national platform. As a member of the PRSA College of Fellows, I had an opportunity to listen in on a presentation about this new initiative, Voices4Everyone. It’s a program to create an atmosphere where democracy and informed decision-making can thrive. (The other three […]
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Are those awards really worth the effort?
Abbie Fink | June 17, 2020
Do you believe your work is award-winning? Putting in the extra effort to submit an award entry may be worth it. Read more from Abbie on why it's a good idea to make time for awards programs.
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Is Leadership Your Superpower?
Alison Bailin | May 15, 2020
After attending a PRSA Western District webinar, Alison reflects on the qualities of leadership. Do you have what it takes to be a great leader? Click the link to read more!
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Dare to be Deliberate
Annelise Krafft | May 31, 2019
This week, I went to another monthly meeting for the PRSA Phoenix New Pros Mentorship Program. While the last meeting discussed PR as a lifestyle, this week we focused on how to streamline career choices to help meet professional goals, with the help of Linsey Careers’ Dare to be Deliberate Career Action Plan. The group […]
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What Are Your Road Warrior HABIT(s)?
Abbie Fink | May 15, 2019
In today's blog post, Abbie Fink reflects on Marcey Rader's business traveling tips. Read more by clicking the link!
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KTAR Tips and Trends Luncheon
Annelise Krafft | May 8, 2019
Last week, I had the chance to attend the KTAR Tips and Trends Luncheon put on by PRSA Phoenix. Attendees had the chance to hear from a panel of KTAR’s top players about what pitches they want to hear and stories they are anticipating in 2019. The panelists included Martha Maurer, news director; Ashley Flood, […]
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Results of 2019 Global Communication Survey Released
Scott Hanson | May 7, 2019
Michael Lasky, an attorney who heads up Davis & Gilbert, LLP’s Public Relations Law practice and has spoken at numerous Public Relations Global Network and Public Relations Society of America events that I’ve attended, sent me a note recently that the 2019 Global Communications Survey from the USC Annenberg Center for Public Relations has been released.
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PR is a lifestyle
Annelise Krafft | May 2, 2019
I recently joined PRSA Phoenix’s New Pros Mentorship Program, which is a nine-month program dedicated to supporting the career development of new pros and pairing them with mentors who share similar interests and experiences. In our first meeting, another member brought up an interesting point: PR is a lifestyle, not a career choice. Any PR […]
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Board service is a time commitment, but worth it
Abbie Fink | Apr 10, 2019
I was chatting with my folks over the weekend and was running through the long (very long) to-do list I needed to accomplish before the start of the PRSA Western District Conference. My pal Michelle Olson and I are co-chairing the two-day, sold-out conference here in Phoenix this week. My mom asked me if I […]
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