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The year’s best communicators were honored at a luncheon ceremony at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.

It’s not easy facing the 24/7 pressures of a PR job. That’s why PR News feted the organizations that foster an excellent working environment and a solid work/life balance at the PR News People Awards in Washington, D.C.

34 young, established and budding communication professionals were honored on Nov. 29 at  PR News’ PR People Awards Luncheon.

Andi Rose Managing Director, Joele Frank, Wilkinson Brimmer Katcher Andi Rose joined Joele Frank, Wilkinson Brimmer Katcher in February 2006, quickly rising to become one of its youngest-ever directors at age 24, and one of its youngest… Continued

Winner: Maggie O’Neill Partner and Senior Director, Peppercomm Maggie O’Neill’s script for public relations and strategic event marketing success has produced quite a highlight reel. With Peppercommotions, Peppercomm’s experiential marketing division, O’Neill is pursuing a… Continued

Winner: Carreen Winters Executive Vice President, MWW Carreen Winters’ outstanding efforts to enrich her field have not only won her PR campaigns 22 awards to date and contributed to a 22% growth of MWW’s corporate… Continued

Those making hires (and granting raises) in communications should follow these three steps to find the PR stars of tomorrow, today.

Want to keep your Facebook friends? Avoid posting about politics or going to the gym.

Carrie Fox   For many public relations professionals, finding balance in our business is like finding the Holy Grail. The nature of this industry requires that we be "on" all the time, even when we’re… Continued

Word of mouth equals brand advocacy, and these three strategies can help small businesses drive word-of-mouth awareness.