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PR at a Half Marathon Pace
Bre ran in the Chicago Spring Half Marathon this past weekend and found a true relation to PR. What was it? You'll have to read to find out! [Click below for more]
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AP Stylebook Makes Changes in Its New Edition
An AP Stylebook update is coming May 31. For journalists, the AP Stylebook is an essential tool, so we're interested to see what they've changed. [Click below for more]
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Corporate Social Responsibility – Management Decision or Mandatory?
Corporate social responsibility is a large factor when it comes to determining what kind of organization is considered a "good company." [Click below for more]
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Don’t Get Mad, Get the PR Team Involved
"There's nothing to do in Salt Lake," complained out-of-town basketball players. Oh, but isn't there? [Click below for more]
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#FunFactFriday – May Holidays
Happy May and happy Cinco de Mayo! May has a couple of fun holidays so instead of sharing fun facts about just one, Sara's decided to choose several holidays! [Click below for more]
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#ThoughtForThursday: A Care Package from Home
A simple care package from home came full circle for Bre after hearing Mitchell Communications Group CEO Elise Mitchell speak. [Click below for more]
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Good Sportsmanship is Good Business
The handshake is an important part of business and competition. [Click below for more]
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What is Pressure?
With next month being Mental Health Month, Scott thought it would be useful to put together a post about pressure--what is it? [Click below for more]
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The Big Reveal
Does Crayola's successful Facebook Live announcement mean the standard news conference may be a thing of the past? [Click below for more]
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Sara and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Morning
Sara had no idea she would be grappling with a situation that rivaled the HMA writing test scenario that morning. [Click below for more]
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The Time-Worn Tribune
At the last PRSA Media Breakfast, the journalists asked the question, how many people still read the physical copy of the newspaper? The hands raised were few. [Click below for more]
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Mark the Beer Guy
Companies and individuals who differentiate themselves from their competition are those who typically enjoy long-term success; Mark the Beer Guy is doing just that. [Click below for more]
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