Author Archives: Abbie Fink
Is Diversity, Equity and Inclusion a Waste of Time?
The conversation of diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) has been around in the workplace for many years. Yet a recent survey from United Minds found that nearly 40 percent of C-Suite leaders say DE&I is a “waste” of time and resources. Read more from Abbie Fink.
READ MOREWhat is Your Brand’s Purpose?
Does your brand's reputation match its actions? Today’s consumers pay special attention to how brands act and behave. Read more from Abbie about creating a do-good philosophy for your business.
READ MORE#MediaMonday – Brent Ruffner
Today’s #MediaMonday is introducing us to Brent Ruffner, the Anthem reporter for Independent Newspapers. Learn more about him!
READ MOREGuest Post: What is PR?
Today we have a guest post from Andrea Meyer, a former client. She explains what PR is and why it is a commonly misunderstood profession.
READ MOREDoes Influencer Marketing Make Traditional Marketing Communications Obsolete?
Does influencer marketing make traditional marketing communications obsolete? No, it is just another tool in our toolbox and that’s the topic of this week’s Copper State of Mind podcast.
READ MOREShould We Be Educating Our Clients About Public Relations?
Should we be educating our clients about public relations? Abbie shares why this is an important part of our success.
READ MOREShould Your Business Have a ‘Do Good’ Community Relations Strategy?
Is community relations a part of your overall business strategy? It should be. A strategic community relations plan has the power to impact both your community and your business.
READ MOREWhat is the Difference Between Local and National Public Relations?
Several times a month, when discussing with prospects our public relations agency’s strengths and business philosophies, we are asked whether we can provide national public relations support. The answer is yes. But, they’ll usually go on to say, you are a Phoenix-based public relations agency. Also, yes. We are a Phoenix-based public relations agency and because of our membership in the Public Relations Global Network, we have “local” offices in more than 50 locations around the world.
READ MOREA Lot Can Happen in a Year
March 16, 2020 was a Monday. I was in Tucson for an all-day meeting with a client’s emergency operations team. They were putting plans in place “just in case.” It is always best to be prepared, right? You plan and hope you’ll never need it. I was there to discuss communications strategies. Others in the […]
READ MORE#MediaMonday Update – Fernanda Santos
We profiled Fernanda Santos in June 2016, then with the New York Times. A lot has changed for Fernanda over the past several years. She shared an update on her Facebook page recently and gave us permission to share it here as well. Fernanda – what’s new? I’ve been named a contributing columnist for Washington […]
READ MOREThe Royal Interview
Perhaps the most talked about interview in recent days was the sit-down with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and Oprah. I have been intrigued by the Royal Family for as long as I can remember. My dad and I stayed up all night to watch Diana marry Charles. I was glued to the television […]
READ MORESometimes You Have to Forget the Script
In May, I purchased a new air conditioning unit. The company I purchased it from offered one-year, same-as-cash financing. I arranged for the financing, had the unit installed and set-up automatic payments. About two months later, I got a notification that an American Express account could not be opened because my identity couldn’t be verified. […]
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