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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 two-year assignment in Beijing extended to 11 years in China where I also led corporate communications for Ford Asia Pacific. Our mission in dealing with issues was “no surprises for leadership.”. We’re tenacious.

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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. Ryan posted interviews with key PR leaders. He posted agency and corporate PR news. 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.

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Entertainment & Sports Section New Member Spotlight

PRSay

Isabelle McLemore – Senior Director, Global Corporate Communications, UFC. That’s probably our biggest thing in certainly public relations, and corporate communications as well. And all of the leadership positions that we’re taking. What was your PR experience prior to working at UFC?

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8 Questions with Syracuse University’s Sports Legend, Michael Veley

Critical Mention

Clearly winning the 2003 Men’s Basketball National Championship will always be at the top of the mountain. You’re often interviewed for pieces on the business of sports for media outlets like ESPN. How do you prepare for these interviews and do you have any secret weapons you keep in your arsenal when speaking to the media?

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How to Prepare a PR Crisis Plan

Prohibition

The purpose of a PR Crisis Plan is to help you make quick and effective decisions when faced with negative publicity from a wide range of sources, including customer complaints, faulty products, product recalls and corporate scandals. Corporate impropriety, such as fraud, theft, negligence, corruption, deception, poor customer service etc.

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PR Rock Stars: 3M’s Heather Cmiel

Communications Conversations

This year, Heather starts her stint as president of MN PRSA–a big leadership spot. I have been involved since the first day I joined in 2003 – 14 years ago (I am starting to realize I am old). To be compared to Gail is insanely flattering for so many reasons – her leadership abilities, her guts, her killer fashion sense.

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