Corporate Responses to Systemic Racism
I know it’s not enough to just have empathy for those impacted, for the communities who are experiencing this hate, firsthand, who are scared for their safety, and for their loved ones. Our identity, our very existence is rooted in empowering everyone on the planet. So, therefore, it’s incumbent upon us to use our platforms, […]
The Critical Role Communication Plays in Maintaining Workplace Culture While Working Remotely
For many, workplace culture is a driving force for keeping employees motivated and engaged at their jobs. The workplace atmosphere, the relationships with co-workers, the watercooler chatter and the snacks on hand give many folks something to look forward to when going about their daily work routine. However, maintaining workplace culture has become much more […]
The State of the Media in the Time of COVID-19
Takeaways From the Latest Edition of the AP Stylebook
How I Learned to Use My AP Stylebook
Preparing for the New Age of Webinars and Virtual Trade Shows
Organizations in nearly every industry are facing unique challenges brought on by COVID-19. Businesses are determining how to be nimble and maintain their operations, while keeping their employees and customers safe. As a result of government mandated stay-at-home orders, the global remote workforce has expanded seemingly overnight. This change has brought an increase in the […]
When (and How) to Return and Re-Open Your Office
Microsoft, Amazon, and Zillow have announced that regardless of when local governments lift stay-at-home directives, their employees can continue working from home through at least October 2020. That flexibility has been seemingly well received; however, many people are looking forward to being able to venture away from home for a change of scenery and in-person […]
The Future of Work: The Next Year
Today when I drove from my home to our empty office to pick up mail delivered by the U.S. Postal Service, I had the opportunity to catch a few minutes of Michael Barbaro, host of The Daily, who interviewed the New York Times’ Donald G. McNeil, Jr. They prognosticated about the next installment of the […]
Tales of the Timeline: How Does Social Media Fare as a Source of COVID-19 News?
According to data from the Pew Research Center, one-in-five U.S. adults say they get their news from social media. That’s slightly higher than print newspapers. If you’re reading this and you have a Facebook or Twitter account, you probably already know that this trend presents serious concerns in the age of COVID-19. Further data proves […]
COVID-19 Dominates News Cycles – What Does That Mean for All Other News?
COVID-19 is dominating all conversations. Like me, I’m sure most people are lucky if they make it a full hour without talking or reading about COVID-19. Though my PR career isn’t decades long, I can’t think of another time when something has so clearly dominated the news and for such a long time – with […]