Archive: October 2011

Winner: Marian Salzman – Euro RSCG Worldwide PR The CEO of Euro RSCG Worldwide PR, North America, has a lot on her mind—and many of those thoughts go out to audiences via platforms that include… Continued

Winner: Baylor Health Care System – Sammons Says: Viewpoints on cancer prevention, treatment and research As a leading provider of cancer care, the Baylor Charles A. Sammons Cancer Center felt a responsibility to share its… Continued

Whatever your political persuasions might be, if you’re interested in social media, grassroots campaigns and media impact, you should pay close attention to the semi-organized street improv being performed in the Wall Street area.

Want to make employees feel personally invested in your company’s intranet site? Northwestern Mutual’s director of organizational communications Leslie O’Connell provides five tips for building an engaging internal site.

Transition Management Consulting’s Robert Van Hook provides four steps for managing the flow of sensitive information during a CEO transition.

Twitter users don’t take to the popular social network for one-way communication, and brands that can follow up to complaints with responses have an opportunity to win over disgruntled consumers.

Internal communication pros have their work cut out for them, as the majority of workers feel their organization doesn’t effectively foster coordination between departments and groups.

Joanne Y. Cleaver, president of Wilson-Taylor Associates, provides a checklist to understanding a spokesperson’s style of speech to uncover their speaking strengths and weaknesses.

Joanne Y. Cleaver, president of Wilson-Taylor Associates, provides a checklist to understanding a spokesperson’s style of speech to uncover their speaking strengths and weaknesses.

While Canada was tops on the latest public perception ranking of countries around the world, the U.S. ranked 23, between Brazil and Argentina.