Why and how do senior communications execs make the bold decision to change jobs? Let us count the ways. Big moves can be sparked by entrepreneurial urges, environmental preferences, curiosities about emerging marketplaces, workplace frustrations,… Continued
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October 9th, 2000 by PRNEWSGolin/Harris International creates a $20 million PR/PA group in the Washington, D.C. area, with Lane Bailey as the managing director. The group combines public affairs firm Weber McGinn Inc. and lobby shop Barbour, Griffith and… Continued
How to Take Charge When a Headhunter Calls
October 9th, 2000 by PRNEWSIn today’s highly competitive marketplace, truly exceptional talent is a scarce commodity. As a result, the likelihood of your being courted by a recruiter has increased dramatically in recent months. Don’t let the seeming awkwardness… Continued
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October 9th, 2000 by PRNEWSCantor Concern Director, PR for MA high-tech firm. Develop and manage the execution of a strategic PR plan to build awareness of the company, its products and services among key constituents including customers, industry analysts,… Continued
Pace of PR Salary Growth Slows, But Race for Top Talent Still Frenzied
October 9th, 2000 by PRNEWSPR executive salaries in both corporate and agency circles continue to rise in 2000, although the rate of growth has leveled off at a steady 6%, compared with last year’s inflationary 10% increases, largely fueled… Continued
Analyst Moves
October 9th, 2000 by PRNEWSUte Appenzeller joins Aberdeen as senior analyst in Aberdeen Europe, managing quantitative research across areas such as e-business, CRM, and Carrier and Enterprise Communications (CEC). appenzeller@aberdeen.com. David Wright joins as VP, Private Equity Services, researching… Continued
G/H and Chicago Work Well Together
October 9th, 2000 by PRNEWSChicago magazine names Golin/Harris International one of the 25 “Best Places to Work” in the greater metro area. Of those on the list, G/H, which placed 14th, is the only PR firm named. Among the… Continued