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In our industry, there will always be opposition; however, as communications leaders, we should always do what is right for our communities, customers and employees, even when it’s uncomfortable.

Half of the respondents in a new survey admitted to presenting a metric they didn’t understand. Why do so many struggle with understanding the metrics? Our author argues that it’s likely due to a combination of education and technology. 

Smokey orange skies and disappearing skyscrapers, PGA going back on its moral promises and another upheaval of executives at a major news network made for a chaotic week in the latest PRNEWS PR Roundup. 

Securing speaking engagements presents an avenue to display your, your executive’s or your clients’ expertise and thought leadership. Attaining these opportunities demands an approach that involves strategic planning, thorough research and compelling pitching. 

Companies must communicate thoughtfully—and authentically—throughout LGBTQ Pride month this June. Consumers are paying attention, and “rainbow washing” will backfire. Lazily slapping rainbow colors on logos for one month simply won’t cut it in 2023. Many… Continued

PRNEWS celebrated this year’s class of honorees for Top Women in PR in New York today (June 7).

There are steps we can take today to begin formulating an action plan for engaging with generative AI. Our contributor shares a few questions to consider asking yourself, colleagues, clients, and company leaders to begin exploring how best to use generative AI within your organization.

There’s a lot for aspiring organizations to learn from the businesses in this list about maintaining a good reputation with the public.

PRNEWS discussed proactive ways brands can protect themselves and their employees during Pride Month, encouraging a positive and inclusive experience for all.

Our contributor shares how an act of forgiveness early in his career allowed him to achieve success in his career.