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A Guide to Pride Without Pandering

PRSay

And we have a new President and new leadership in Congress. If you’re a company interested in authentically engaging in Pride this year, then read on. It’s not your LGBTQ employees’ job to be the sole voice representing your company, and not all LGBTQ employees are able or interested in speaking out for you.

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Exploring Best Practices in Global Communications

PRSay

The Air China flight descended through the smog and I saw Beijing for the first time in 2003. My qualifications were that I knew the German/Mercedes and American/Chrysler sides of what was the world’s largest merged company. Let’s bring full-service expertise of the business to our internal clients. We’re diverse.

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The Now and No of Engaging LGBTQ Audiences

PRSay

It’s a frightening time for LGBTQ people (and particularly for transgender people who are being singled out in discriminatory legislation) and a challenging time for the companies and organizations with the power to do something about it. We’re not a monolith, but companies and organizations ignore us at their peril.

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Props Can Help a Message Sink In, or Sink the Message

PRSay

26, two days before he became Twitter’s new owner and CEO, Elon Musk demonstrated the communications power of a good prop when he strode into the company’s headquarters carrying a porcelain sink and wearing a grin. The prop suggested Musk would remake the company, throwing everything at it, including the kitchen sink.

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The sunsetting of one of Minnesota’s most successful all-time blogs–the MN PR Blog

Communications Conversations

Since, 2003, to be exact. Like I said, Ryan started the blog in 2003. Over time, it became a critical leadership resource. “When Ryan started his blog in 2003, I was an avid reader because he was a friend and former colleague. Because, it’s been around FOREVER! The blog was founded and managed by Ryan May.

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Charles told me: Listen to what King Simeon II is saying, each his word is priceless.

Maxim Behar

That is why wrote a short Standard of Business Ethics, or in general, what I wanted to happen in my company, and many others, in the next ten to twenty years - to be open, honest, honorable, and successful, full of happy employees with sparkle in the eyes. He runs the flagship PR company M3 Communications Group, Inc.,

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Charles: Listen to what Tsar Simeon tells you, every word of his is precious.

Maxim Behar

I wrote a short Standard of Business Ethics, or in general, what I wanted to happen in my company, and many others, in the next ten to twenty years - to be open, honest, honorable, and successful, full of happy employees with sparkle in the eyes. He graduated in economics in Prague and in leadership skills at the Harvard Kennedy School.