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PR in the Unfriendly Skies: Pinnacle Air vs. Air France
As someone who flies far more frequently than most, the recent spate of airline disasters has, needless to say, captured my attention. Within days of both the Air France disaster and the Colgan Air crash in Buffalo, I was on the same type of aircraft, wondering whether I should have any faith whatsoever in the assertions of airline CEOs. more
Bankruptcy of Trust: Redefining Values to Safeguard Your Reputation
Trust is at the core of every type of relationship, from friendships to marriages, so why wouldn’t it be central to the bond between stakeholders and businesses? Without this adhesive, so many aspects of organizational success come unglued: reputation, brand strength, customer and employee engagement levels and even bottom-line results. more
Expand Your Integrated Offerings to Grow Client Portfolios
Niche PR shops and boutique agencies are popping up left and right, even in today’s challenging business environment. This reality is forcing many well-established organizations to diversify their client offerings in order to remain competitive and win new business. more
Social Media Drives Integration & Provides Measurement Solutions
The emergence of social media as a core business function has created enormous opportunities for public relations and communications professionals to get a bigger piece of the organizational pie—an opportunity, to be sure, but one that isn’t without its fair share of challenges. Among those challenges: Moving away from an organizational mind-set that operated in silos, where any given department—human resources, marketing, investor relations, etc. more
United We Stand: Successful Mergers & Acquisitions Demand a Strong Employee Communications Program Mergers and acquisitions stir the blood, triggering unconcealed excitement in numerous lawyers, financiers, executives and the media. Another core group has a different reaction to M&A: the employees of newly unified companies whose emotions typically span skepticism to loathing.
Pay for Play: Prove Your Worth (and Profit) as a Results-Oriented Agency Discussions surrounding compensation practices have been particularly topical lately, what with the news of ailing British Airways ’ new plan to help offset its losses: Ask employees to work without pay for up to four weeks. It’s an extreme approach, to be sure, but it might not be too far-fetched for PR agency professionals, many of whom have grappled with increasing demands from clients, to do more for less. AdvertisementsSubscribe to PR News and get the weekly issues plus access to all online resources and archives. Use this one-of-a-kind service to become an even more effective and successful communicator. Special discount rate now available. Subscribe today! From The Wires
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