Stories play an important role in our daily lives. Many of the books we read, whether fiction or nonfiction, are stories about people, places and events. The same is true of the movies we watch or the plays/shows we attend.
Stories by Emmanuel Tchividjian
Be a More Effective PR Pro Through a Knowledge of Ethics Storytelling
January 13th, 2014 by Emmanuel TchividjianCase Study: Elsevier, Seeking to Expand Relationships With Medical Students, Builds a ‘Survival Guide’ and Hub on Facebook
January 13th, 2014 by PRNEWSElsevier wanted to rebrand its Facebook page in time for the American Medical Student Association annual convention, which typically takes place in March.
Small Businesses Start to Get Religion on Big Data; A Healthier Budget Doesn’t Necessarily Mean Better Quality
January 13th, 2014 by PRNEWSMarketing Trends Survey: The vast majority of online marketers said they plan to increase their marketing budgets this year, per StrongView’s “2014 Marketing Trends Survey.”
Case Study: Health-Care Partnership Casts a Wide Net to Plug Documentary Series Focusing on Obesity Epidemic
January 6th, 2014 by PRNEWSDon’t underestimate the appetite for the long version. You might be surprised by how many people will want to watch the entire documentary.
How To Work Hand in Glove With Marketing
January 6th, 2014 by Tara ChiarellAs our industry changes and prospective clients expect more from their vendors, PR professionals must adapt in order to stay ahead, win bigger accounts and brand ourselves as more than just a media relations shop.
Survey Finds Major Disconnect on Sustainability Efforts; ‘Social Intelligence’ Will Become the Norm This Year
January 6th, 2014 by PRNEWSNearly two-thirds of businesses worldwide view social and environmental issues as “significant” or “very significant” when addressing sustainability concerns, according to a recent study conducted by MIT Sloan Management Review.
Beyonce’s New Album May Point to Different Tune for PR Professionals
January 6th, 2014 by PRNEWSWhen pop-music sensation Beyoncé released her new self-titled album the artist pulled a George Costanza, albeit from a communications standpoint: She did the complete opposite of what was expected.
Employee Engagement Strategies in ‘STEM’ Workplaces Spark Creativity
January 6th, 2014 by Mary BuhayWith global workforces that encompass technical professionals and blue-collar workers STEM communicators face the challenge of motivating employees with varying skills sets. Teams must overcome obstacles imposed by time zones and physical locations.
Reevaluating Employee Classifications
January 6th, 2014 by Michael Lasky, David FisherAs PR agencies grow, positions become more specialized and employees begin to fit more neatly into certain, defined roles. As this occurs, it is critical for PR managers to reevaluate their employee classifications to determine which employees should be classified as exempt (not eligible for overtime) and non-exempt (eligible for overtime).
Case Wheeling and Dealing: Campaign for Bike-Share Program in Minneapolis Inspires Tourists and Residents Alike
December 23rd, 2013 by PRNEWSwhen Minneapolis decided to launch a bike-share program city officials knew that it would take a lot of citizen education at the front end and a sustained effort on the backend to get the program running smoothly.