Katelyn D’Eramo shares the lessons she learned after reading Walter Isaacson’s biography of Steve Jobs and how it applies to technology, business and PR.
Lisa Astor looks at how important PR is in shaping and influencing the perception of brands within the market and how that perception can influence everything from attracting new talent to securing new customers to M&A activity.
Matthew Briggs talks about how he helps people understand PR, what “good” PR means and how looking at the bigger picture can provide focus on day-to-day activities.
Senior Account Manager Erica Burns talks about the importance of knowing your audience before engaging – whether speaking with a reporter, working with a client or meeting with a prospect, taking the time to gain some insight can go a long way in building successful relationships and results.
Jenny Gardynski talks about how often we see slip-ups and stumbles in media interviews and the best practices we can implement with our clients to ensure that we make the most of each opportunity we secure.
Last month, PRSSA students from Roger’s William’s University made a pit stop at PAN on their Boston tour to get an up-close-and-personal sense as to what the PR world is like, and how to get ahead, and stay ahead in the industry.
Susan Frechette argues the personal and professional advantages behind why every PR professional should use their vacation days to travel.
Mike O’Connell recaps Ariba Live and the important lesson to take away from the theme: Plugging into the Networked Economy.
Taylor Smith looks at the different aspects of marketing and social media that the popular Hunger Games used in promoting their new movie.
Ariel Burch looks at Facebook’s recent acquisition of Instagram and what it means.