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Oscar Munoz Leads the CEO Revolution
Last week was the week of Oscar Munoz—at least for Bre, anyways. The United Airlines’ CEO was featured in back-to-back stories on PRWeek. [Click below for more]
READ MOREA Contrast in Supplementing the #SuperBowl
For some, the best part of the Superbowl is the crazy ads we see that companies pay millions of dollars for. But there's one brand you won't be seeing ads from. [Click below for more]
READ MOREPublic Relations for Tennis Players
Rachel's love of tennis drew her to an article about Nicole Gibbs and Serena Williams. She quickly had to replace her tennis visor with her PR hat while reading. [Click below for more]
READ MOREWe Need to Work on Our Table Maintenance
A family dinner at a Chinese restaurant has inspired Abbie to work on HMA's "table maintenance" when it comes to delivering on the expectations set by our clients. [Click below for more]
READ MOREI Swear You’ll Want to Read This
Bre recently came across a BBC News article that discusses the unforeseen benefits of swearing that span from making us more persuasive to helping relieve pain. Here are some of her findings. [Click below for more]
READ MOREA Solution to the New Year’s Resolution Burnout
Typically, only 8 percent of people actually stick to their new year's resolution. How can we make that number higher? [Click below for more]
READ MORECrisis Communications – I’m sorry Instagram, Twitter and Facebook
On my drive into work last Friday I was listening to KTAR and they mentioned that swimmer Ryan Lochte had issued an apology via Instagram and Twitter, for “confusing”the details of being robbed in Rio during the Olympics. I’m not really concerned about the fact that he “confused” the details of what happened but I […]
READ MORESerena, Serena, Serena
So Serena Williams is in the news AGAIN. And (again) not for the right reasons! Just a few short months ago I posted the blog When Sports Players “Meltdown”, about how Serena could not keep her “temper” in check at the Australian Open. Fast forward five months and here we are again, this time Serena […]
READ MOREA Seniors’ View of the Newsroom
I was having dinner with my folks over the weekend and casually asked them what they had planned for the week. I was fully expecting the answer to be “going to BINGO or playing Mah Jong,” which has become the norm of late. They are very involved at their senior center so the weeks are filled with lots of activities. But I didn’t expect them to say “going on a tour at Channel 12.” What!?! I’ve been to the station dozens of times, but I’ve never had a tour. So what else could I do but ask my dad to a pen a blog post on the experience. So here’s Larry’s view of the newsroom.
READ MOREBrand Loyalty – And They Call It #PuppyLove
I can go on and on for days about my complete and total love of all things Donny Osmond. For those of you who know me that wouldn’t come as a surprise. After all, this has been going on since the days when he graced the covers of Tiger Beat magazine. My first opportunity to […]
READ MORECreating An Innovative and Authentic Workplace
I had the pleasure of presenting to the North Carolina PRSA chapter during its annual workshop in Raleigh last week. I was thrilled to be on the agenda — not only to share my thoughts on workplace culture — but it gave me a great reason to visit with my friends in the area. No […]
READ MOREWhat is it about Libras and communicators?
Thanks to Facebook, we get a daily reminder of our friends’ upcoming birthdays. When I glanced at the list late last week I realized I have quite a few friends in the communications industries whose birthdays fall under the Libra astrological sign (including three of us here at HMA). I wonder what it is about […]
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