General Mills’ PR department is working at the forefront of measuring its work across all platforms and outlets. With the recent implementation of the Barcelona Principles across every brand, the communications team streamlined what was… Continued
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2015 Top Places to Work in PR: Adobe Systems
December 9th, 2015 by Mark RenfreeIt should come as no surprise that Adobe Systems has mastered the digital communications space. A constant early adopter, Adobe was one of the earliest brands to use Periscope in its communications efforts, and continues… Continued
2015 Top Places to Work in PR: American Heart Association
December 9th, 2015 by Mark RenfreeThe American Heart Association combines communications with a good cause, and its PR work is one of the main reasons the nonprofit has been so successful since its founding in 1924. The organization’s combination of… Continued
2015 Top Places to Work in PR: United Nations Foundation
December 9th, 2015 by Mark RenfreeThe United Nations Foundation, the charitable arm of the United Nations, has launched programs that have focused on issues like sustainable development, technology, women and girls, climate change and child health. Behind the success of… Continued
2015 Top Places to Work in PR: DoSomething.org
December 9th, 2015 by Mark RenfreeIn many ways, the nonprofit DoSomething.org is all about communication. Aimed at a younger audience, the organization's goal is to reach young people and get them to get out and take action in support of… Continued
2015 Top Places to Work in PR: U.S. Coast Guard
December 9th, 2015 by Mark RenfreeThe U.S. Coast Guard’s digital communications are years ahead of other government agencies, which is in large part due to the efforts of Lt. Stephanie Young—who was recognized as a 2014 PR News Social Media… Continued
How Valvoline and its Agency Used Competition to Drive a Campaign
December 4th, 2015 by Mark RenfreeTo stand out in a crowded industry, Valvoline and Cohn & Wolfe realized they needed to take an extra step and get their audience involved in the campaign.
‘Who Needs Media Relations? I Can Reach My Audience via Social’ & Other Misperceptions
November 24th, 2015 by Steve GoldsteinSocial media continues to muddy media relations. Should PR pros spend more time using social to communicate directly with their audience or should they reverse course and invest more time in traditional media outreach?
How Strategic Communications Can Define Corporate Reputation
November 18th, 2015 by Jennifer RisiPR is inherently a tool for building a great reputation, and a strong corporate reputation is increasingly a PR responsibility.
Agency Fuses Star Power With #HELLOHarlemNYC for the Boys & Girls Club
November 13th, 2015 by Mark RenfreeEven savvy nonprofits like the Boys & Girls Club of Harlem can struggle to break through the noise. But never fear, that’s where an agency partner comes in.