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As an executive of an organization, who do you believe your key stakeholders are? Who would be number one on that list? In any organization, employees should be the number one audience. The most successful organizations are those with engaged employees who are involved in frequent two-way dialogue with leadership throughout the organization and given […]

Organizations spend a lot of money each year to develop their image, brand reputation and messaging for their key audiences. But there comes a point when leadership wonders if what they are communicating is actually being received as intended by their audiences. Achieving success by re-enforcing your brand begins with research. We often conduct qualitative research to help our […]

As public relations professionals, a lot of what we do involves managing an organization’s reputation. For the most part, the more media attention your organization receives, the more your stakeholders will recognize you. But visibility isn’t enough. It’s the content of news stories that determines whether your audiences will have a favorable impression of you. […]

Communicating with employees and building a culture with the right balance of employee satisfaction and strong work ethic isn’t easy. And there’s no single formula or trick for this. But there is one strategy that continues to be preached and implemented successfully: include your employees in conversations about your business. This doesn’t mean telling your […]

Lots of people in many organizations across the world try to find some connection between their organization and a holiday in order to get news coverage for their company, products or services. The problem is, most of those people don’t dig deep to figure out a very specific, unique, interesting, valuable and – most of […]

I’d rather miss the opportunity to say something because I took too long to speak up, than regret saying something before thinking about it. A lesson I’ve learned the hard way. Over and over again. Less frequently as I continue to practice this important discipline, but it still happens – to all of us. We […]