Agency Tips
9 Upgrades That Your PR-Based Business Needs for 2022
Written by Nina Sharpe The business of public relations is changeable enough as is. But amidst a global shift in economic systems, technologies, and behavior,
Written by Nina Sharpe The business of public relations is changeable enough as is. But amidst a global shift in economic systems, technologies, and behavior,
Somehow six years have blown past and my company, Allyson Conklin PR, is nearly halfway through our seventh year in business! Some years felt like
Equal parts strategic and creative, agency Vice President and Partner Lexi Pathak, tackles every project with inimitable savoir-faire. With a background in journalism and a
Viet’s career reads like a PR bucket list. As the youngest SVP in the history of Edelman (the largest independent PR firm in the world),
Some kids from a young age simply have a calling. For Karine, it was a passion to communicate. It first became evident in Montreal when
Allyson has always been inspired by the people behind her favorite brands – the movers, the shakers, and the visionaries. She founded Allyson Conklin Public
Your agency has a roster of “rock stars.” You have shelves upon shelves lined with awards. Your website shows the agency’s experience – and success
Written by Beth Feldman, Beyond PR. As an entertainment and lifestyle publicist with more than 20 years of experience, I have amassed hundreds of media
These days, a cohesive, cooperative and fun work environment is one of the most important factors for job seekers. In the PR industry alone, the
Written by Michele Litzky If an employee regularly works through lunch and stays well past dark, she may seem dedicated to the work – but
I know what you’re thinking; didn’t I start freelancing to get away from the agency life? Fair point, but what if I could convince you
I’ve spent most of my career working in-house as a social media manager for fashion brands; that is, until recently, when I took the plunge
Nothing gets my blood boiling faster than reading the billions of negative articles about us, gen-yers; at this point, there isn’t a name that we