Our Blog
FILTER BY CATEGORY

Different Perspectives, Shared Purpose: Lessons from PRGN
Having just returned from our (PRGN) fall conference in New York City, I am reminded that the real strength of a global network isn't simply having colleagues around the world...One of my biggest takeaways was a renewed appreciation for the importance of intentional listening. Although English is our common language, it doesn't mean we always communicate in exactly the same way.
READ MORE
#MediaMonday – Faraz Javed
Some of the best news stories start with someone saying, “I don’t know if this is a story, but… This #MediaMonday, we're heading to Detroit, where our PRGN partner agency Franco caught up with WXYZ-TV reporter Faraz Javed about the stories that catch his attention, what makes a pitch stand out and why the people behind the headlines matter most. Read more!
READ MORE
A Lesson from A Golden Girl
Of course, a leader should understand WHY they do what they do, and yes, vulnerability, critical decision making and discipline all seemed like they were a given in what makes a good leader. I don’t know if it was my years spent studying human behavior that made me feel this way, but I never stumbled upon an a-ha! moment, not until late night TV came into play.
READ MORE
#MediaMonday – Isabella Loy
This week’s #MediaMonday comes from our Public Relations Global Network partner in Seattle, Fearey. Isabella Loy of the Anacortes American and Stanwood Camano News talked with the agency about what makes a pitch worth a closer look, why local relevance matters and how a strong local voice can help bring your story to life. Read more in the latest blog post!
READ MORE
The Strength of a Network: Learning, Growing and Staying Connected
A strong network is one of the most valuable resources a communications professional can have. We are proud of Public Relations Global Network's (PRGN) growth, its continuity and the expertise its members bring to clients around the world. Being part of the network from the beginning has given us a front-row seat to its evolution and a role in shaping what comes next.
READ MORE
Phone Call: The Scariest Thing in PR
Media phone calls. Why are they so scary to make? Even veteran Generation X phone-users struggle with the once easy task.
READ MORE
#HMAMediaLove – September 2026 Media Highlights
Getting a story in front of the right audience starts with knowing what makes it worth telling. All September long, we worked with our clients and the media to find those opportunities and connect their work and expertise with the conversations happening around them. See where those stories landed in our latest edition of #HMAMediaLove for September.
READ MORE
How Is Creator Journalism Changing News and PR?
We know that traditional news remains important, and when it loses traction in one place, that attention often shifts somewhere else...So if these creator journalists are leading the way, then as communicators, we must think about how we are pitching them. Learn more on creator journalism in this blog post from Justin Liggin.
READ MOREWhales: Giants of the Ocean
Whales: Giants of the Ocean Whales are among the largest and most remarkable animals on Earth. These marine mammals live in oceans around the world, from warm tropical waters to the cold seas surrounding the poles. Life Beneath the Surface Although whales spend their lives in water, they breathe air through blowholes located on top […]
READ MORE
#MediaMonday – Jeremy Allen
What makes a story stand out? For The Michigan Chronicle’s Jeremy Allen, it starts with human interest and community impact. Our PRGN partner Franco caught up with the executive editor for its Meet the Media series. Read more in this week’s #MediaMonday!
READ MORE
Ethics Is Not a September Initiative
Awareness of ethics in public relations goes beyond just the month of September. It is year-round. With AI as a huge variable in the ethical equation, we must always commit ourselves to authenticity and transparancy.
READ MORE
#MediaMonday – Becky Pallack
Veteran reporter, Becky Pallack, uses her culmination of experience in community-news, beat reporting, and the audience-first product work as a co-founder of Arizona Luminaria — a bilingual, women-led nonprofit newsroom for Southern Arizona. Read more about her rich experience (and her love of Tucson breakfast spots) in today's #MediaMonday.
READ MORE