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15 years after: the collective “grilling” of Jim Grunig still delivers visionary insights on the future of PR

PR Conversations

Let’s look at some of the main statements made by Jim during the 2008 interview and ask ourselves some questions: I dislike the term “targeted” publics. This suggests that the organization should try to limit its publics to those it wants to reach because of its self interests.

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How Amazon Uses Brand Storytelling to Inspire Investment

Beyond PR

Communicating brand value to executives and investors isn’t about splashy websites or luxurious launch events. You’re not going to get anywhere today if you don’t have a credible, unique story,” says Ken Wincko, SVP of Marketing at Cision and PR Newswire, in Branding for Growth: A C-Level Strategy. A great example of this is Amazon.

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Who Can Be a Solo PR Pro Now?

Solo PR Pro

In 2008, we shared that Solo PR Pros can be involved in: Business consulting. Public affairs. As a solo, you can chart your own course and craft a practice that includes diverse areas of expertise. Community relations. Corporate communications. Direct advertising. Event planning. Fundraising. Government relations. Journalism.

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6 Twin Cities women with amazing PR, comms and marketing career journeys

Communications Conversations

Holly is now the vice president of corporate branding and partnerships at Polaris. Molly is the chief communications and public affairs officer with Shipt. Thomas in 2007-2008. I worked with her when she was at Mall of America–she went from public relations intern to senior manager of PR and social media in 6 years!

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PRs and communicators should to learn to love AI

Stephen Waddington

We know one of the greatest challenges for PRs and communicators is getting an up-to-date and informed 360 degree view and perception of the brands they work on. Joanna joined Access Intelligence in December 2008 and has completed three acquisitions and two funding rounds with the business. By Joanna Arnold. In real time?