Search Results for: PR News’ PR People, People to Watch & Top Places to Work Awards Luncheon- November 29, 2012

Winner: John Deveney, ABC, APR,, Deveney Communications To say that 2005 was a watershed year for John Deveney would be putting it mildly, as well as ironically. At a time when Deveney had just shifted… Continued

Winner: D. Michelle Flowers, President and CEO, Flowers Communications Group Entrepreneurial spirit and evangelical fortitude have guided D. Michelle Flowers' career in public relations. After graduating from Northwestern University with a Master's in advertising in… Continued

Every year we acknowledge the stars of PR : movers and shakers who show the rest of us what can be done with a great attitude, energy, passion and brains. Inside are the best talents… Continued

I recently had a conversion experience. No, it wasn't religious! It was, instead, related to the PR measurement world, and to my new-found faith in my fellow practitioners. It came as the result of secondary… Continued

Company: Avent Agency: Edelman Timeframe: 2005, ongoing According to Entrepreneur magazine, 2005 was the year of a veritable blog explosion on the Internet. The number of blogs more than doubled between June and December last… Continued

Traditional Media Trumps New Blog popularity is by no means stalling, but a new study released by Burson-Marsteller this month suggests that traditional media is still highly valued by the "most influential members of the… Continued

They are integral parts of new business pitches, conference appearances, speaking engagements and internal meetings. Why, then, are PointPoint presentations also synonymous with feelings of ennui and, in the most extreme cases, loathing? It's impossible… Continued

"You've got mud on your face, you big disgrace." Queen's timeless lyrics are ringing in the ears of many Edelman executives, who are getting some negative publicity for their own publicity stunt gone wrong. The… Continued

A common childhood retort comes to mind when contemplating the state of one's corporate reputation: "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me." The noble response may work on the… Continued