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A Reoccurring Theme: Tell The Truth
Scott Hanson | Apr 13, 2021
The ABC TV show “To Tell The Truth” has made a comeback, now hosted by Anthony Anderson. I’m sure the contestants are prepped as we would prep a client for a media interview.
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Should You Be Held Accountable?
Abbie Fink | Jan 14, 2021
Forbes posted an article recently that in summary says that those associated with the current White House administration should be held accountable for their words and actions these past four years. And if a company chooses to employ a member of the administration, in particular communications staffers, then the magazine, in no uncertain terms, “will […]
READ MOREMore than a Statement
HMA Public Relations | Oct 1, 2020
Last week, Annelise highlighted the importance of being authentic now more than ever as the nation continues to come together in solidarity and support of racial injustices faced by many African American men and women in America. But what does that authenticity look like? For me, a young black woman, a social media post is […]
READ MOREWhat is Cancel Culture?
Autumn Jarrett | June 30, 2020
How can your brand or organization avoid being cancelled? Click to learn more from Autumn about cancel culture and how to avoid it...
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Rebranding in the push for racial equity
Annelise Krafft | June 18, 2020
Brands like Aunt Jemima have been reevaluating potentially problematic policies and products after being under scrutiny for racial stereotyping. Read more from Annelise about how these brands deal with racial scrutiny.
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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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The Power of Thank You
Alison Bailin | June 16, 2020
Being grateful has its perks in both your home and work life. Did you know that giving thanks to others makes you happier? Click the link to read more about the power of thank you.
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More than a Statement
Autumn Jarrett | June 9, 2020
There are many ways to communicate your solidarity against racial injustices. Are you being authentic in your response? Follow the link to read more about the ways you can show your support.
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How harmful is social media?
Marissa Baker | June 5, 2020
Social media is making it easier for its users to spot mal-information by adding banners to educate and decelerate the spread of harmful information. Read more...
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The “Old” Meaning of Going Viral
Scott Hanson | May 26, 2020
How do you measure the efforts of your public relations campaigns? The popular TV sitcom Schitt's Creek reminds us that it isn't all about going viral. Click the link to read more!
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What is copyright?
Autumn Jarrett | May 21, 2020
Do you have the right to use that audio or video? Most people are misinformed when it comes to copyright. Click the link to learn more from Autumn on ways to avoid copyright infringement.
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A Special Event Steeped In Tradition
Scott Hanson | May 20, 2020
Congratulations to the class of 2020! Even though graduation may look different this year, it is still a time to celebrate the accomplishments that have been made over the years. Click the link to read more.
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