“The culture of an organization is the shadow of the style of its leader.”– Cathy Greenberg-Walt, Andersen Consulting In the new economy, a corporation’s reputation, stock price and ability to retain top talent is increasingly… Continued
Stories by PRNEWS
Do Good, But Do it Well
April 24th, 2000 by PRNEWSAs socially conscious consumers continue to put their wallets and hearts in alignment, the corporations enjoying the best reputations are those that pair their business goals with philanthropic pursuits (PRN, Jan. 17). Those same corporations… Continued
Seminar Alert
April 24th, 2000 by PRNEWSPR NEWS will be presenting the Advanced Crisis Management Seminar on June 20 in Washington, D.C., focusing on managing crises both online and offline. The event will include panels and hands-on workshops. A June 19… Continued
On the Campaign Trail
April 24th, 2000 by PRNEWSWireless contender InterDigital Communications Corp. hires GCI Group to craft a financial communications program…7-Eleven taps Morgan Marketing & PR to handle radio promotions and several grand opening celebrations in Los Angeles…Turner PR introduces Denver’s new… Continued
I/R: Too Little, Too Late?
April 24th, 2000 by PRNEWSIf you wait until the market takes a dive to get your I/R ducks in a row, you’re bound to sink. But if you’re armed and ready, you can use a market slump to leverage… Continued
High Tech Is No Substitute for High Touch
April 24th, 2000 by PRNEWSI hear a lot of breathless gushing about technology from communication professionals. Everyone’s excited about it and should be. But, we need to keep our senses about us and remember that Web technology isn’t an… Continued
Travel Company Gets Media Relations Makeover
April 24th, 2000 by PRNEWSThe Case To most travelers under the age of 70, the words “escorted tour” sound hopelessly geriatric – or vaguely sexual. Today’s tourists are Baby Boomers and young senior citizens who have active travel goals.… Continued
Merger Deals May Take Months, But Investors Keep Watching
April 24th, 2000 by PRNEWSLast year, more than 9,000 merger deals were forged (compared with only 1,877 in 1991), but the verdict is still out as to whether shareholders will ever look back and celebrate the record. A report… Continued