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As we reported last week in these pages, Chipotle’s top financial man, CFO Jack Hartung, said that its proposed industry-leading food safety program likely would result in the burrito maker having to raise prices

The holidays are upon us. But face it: For many of us, holiday shopping has just begun.

As we know, the PR landscape continues to evolve, which leads us to constantly reevaluate how we work and even change how we define public relations.

Eagle has Landed: Your brand can do many things correctly in a crisis and it still may end up having weeks like Chipotle experienced, which included a share price falling (down almost 30% over 4 months)

One of the keys to evolving the communications function at any company or agency is to step back and think through what we can and will do better or differently each year.

Caution: The sky will tumble, mountains will crumble. If you’re afraid of change, 2016 will be a miserable year.

[ Editor’s Note: We’re pleased to present Ronn Torossian’s annual Top 10 predictions. Ronn’s article in our Nov. 23 edition recapped his 2015 predictions.] Predicting the future is an integral part of

Should 2016 be as unpredictable as 2015, communicators and marketers will be thrown a bevy of assignments with little warning.

When the Makovsky Wall Street Reputation Study began four years ago, the financial sector was just beginning to heal after being bruised and battered.

As we enter the high season of planning for 2016, we must recognize that the executives who invest in PR have become more discriminating when evaluating our performance. The challenge to prove the value of