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'Bring your true self to work' is an often-used phrase. For David Brown, it's a lesson he learned as a youth and carried with him into adulthood. Today, he imparts it daily to students and fellow PR professionals. Yet, he's constantly reminded of its importance. For example, during the country's recent racial reckoning and on a visit to his 100-year-old grandmother.

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November 18, 2020 Do Your Homework to Whittle Down That Media List There's no definitive way to pitch. Some prefer to send out news to as many content providers as possible and see what sticks.… Continued

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November 17, 2020 Honoring Those Who've Served: A Message on Veterans Day A veteran and PR pro looks at the similarities between working in military affairs and civilian operations. The common bond, he writes, is… Continued
When it comes to pitching reporters, the more things change, the more they stay the same. While Twitter and contacts saved to your phone replace Rolodexes, much of the work to land impactful placements remains developing solid relationships with reporters. Software offerings can give you a list of potential media contacts in a few minutes, but seasoned pros still caution against blasting reporters with generic emails.
Dear Subscriber, Welcome to your weekly issue of PR News! I encourage you to read each story thoroughly, and take in all the tips, tactics and best practice examples we offer in each issue. As… Continued
Within a month of taking leadership, Jodi Brooks led what Harold Burson calls one of the most significant new business wins in the history of Burson-Marsteller. And at SAP, Atle Erlingsson drove an internal campaign on gender pay equality and a successful media campaign that garnered coverage in Forbes, Fox, CNBC and the Wall Street Journal, helping the company to be named for the first time to Fortune’s Top 100 workplaces.
An all-star lineup of communicators who routinely go above and beyond the call of duty were honored at the 2017 PR People Awards Luncheon, held Dec. 5 at the historic National Press Club in Washington, D.C. When accepting their awards, many of them expressed the need to be humble, to be receptive to new ideas and ultimately, to be an active listener, as the keys to their success.