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What to wear in today’s office?
Abbie Fink | June 14, 2019
Abbie remembers when heels and hose were the office norm. In today's workplace, when does business casual become too casual? Do you know what to wear?
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3 “12” Eternity Law
Scott Hanson | June 11, 2019
René C.W. Boender, author of Generation Z & The 4th Industrial Revolution, Great to Cool and Cool is Hot, was a guest speaker at the recent PRGN meetings.
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#MediaMonday – David Landis
Scott Hanson | June 10, 2019
Today’s #MediaMonday features David Landis of Landis Communications Inc., a longtime friend, PRGN affiliate and "The Gay Gourmet" restaurant critic for the San Francisco Bay Times.
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Results of 2019 Global Communication Survey Released
Scott Hanson | May 7, 2019
Michael Lasky, an attorney who heads up Davis & Gilbert, LLP’s Public Relations Law practice and has spoken at numerous Public Relations Global Network and Public Relations Society of America events that I’ve attended, sent me a note recently that the 2019 Global Communications Survey from the USC Annenberg Center for Public Relations has been released.
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Boeing’s PR Flop
Scott Hanson | Apr 5, 2019
Today we are featuring a guest post from our Public Relations Global Network partner in Seattle, Aaron Blank of the Fearey Group. This hits close to home for him: “The 737 Max is built right outside my house— while the latest crash was in Ethiopia, the birthplace of Ermias, my son.” Click here for is Aaron’s […]
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Professional Networking – Start in College!
Grace Flemer | July 25, 2018
As a college student, the term “networking” is tossed around in nearly every career-related conversation. The idea of it can seem daunting, or like something to be figured out later on in one’s career. In some cases, students place no priority on networking because they don’t know how to do it or understand it’s importance. […]
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Brands and Politics
Alison Bailin | June 7, 2018
The line between brands and political issues is not only getting blurrier in the United States, but in other countries, too.
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Get Smart About News
Scott Hanson | June 5, 2018
Today is the News Literacy Project's "Day of Action", #PartnersInFact. This blog post gives seven simple steps to sort fact from fiction.
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What is “News Literacy” in This Age of “Fake News?
Scott Hanson | May 29, 2018
Learn about how the News Literacy Project is working to help people sort fact from fiction and make their own decisions when it comes to the news.
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How To Win New Business
Alison Bailin | May 17, 2018
Jody Sutter, from The Sutter Company, recently presented on how to win new business at the Public Relations Global Network Conference in Toronto. Here are the takeaways.
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Is Effective Employee Communications Possible?
Alison Bailin | May 10, 2018
Of course it is! But, it’s not as easy is sending an email or calling a meeting. Just because you say or type it does NOT mean they will come (or care). Our Public Relations Global Network partner Andy See of Perspective Strategies recently shared some great tips on how to use employee communication to […]
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Why I Still Invest in Professional Development
Abbie Fink | May 1, 2018
Even though Abbie will soon be celebrating 25 years at HMA Public Relations and 31 years in the industry, she still invests in her professional development.
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