Ready to Take Your PR Training to the Next Level? You Need These 3 Skills.
by Kerry O’Grady I take great pride in my role as a teacher. That said, I always hope my students take away […]
Category: Editorial
Ageism in the Workplace
by Kerry O’Grady The World Health Organization defines ageism as the stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination against people on the basis of their […]
How Star Wars Taught Me About Leadership
by Michael Lauer Leadership comes in many forms. While there are endless articles, videos and ‘how-to’ books about being a good leader, […]
What To Do When Your PR Strategy Flops
by Taylor Fenske Skilled communicators are often avid readers, so I’ll assume you’ve read the John Steinbeck classic, “Of Mice and Men” […]
Do You Need a Master’s Degree in Public Relations?
By Kerry O’Grady As a professor in the M.S. in Public Relations and Corporate Communication program at NYU’s School of Professional Studies, […]
Be More Productive by Being a Better Listener
By Aaliyah Miller, Sr. Communications Consultant Are you fully present when you’re talking with colleagues, family, or friends? If you said, “no,” […]
Is Being a Direct Communicator a Downfall?
by Kerry O’Grady I’ve been in media for over 12 years. I’ve been teaching communication to undergrad and graduate students for seven […]
Reputation Risk a Communications Imperative
By Laura Kane, Chief Communications Officer, PRSA In a world where consumers are only a click away from access to information about […]
Travel Tips for the Nomad PR Life
by Cristina Martin, PRSA Tri-State Treasurer Sometimes you have to remind yourself where you actually live because it can feel like you’re […]
Facebook – The Real Threat They Face
Guest Post by Bradley Honan As Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg demonstrated over the last several days with his congressional testimonial, Facebook continues […]