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Brands, Bad PR And Ad Boycotts: Who Wins?

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Today’s divided political climate has affected PR strategy for many companies and brands, including those who like to stay far away from partisan issues. Though it may be an opportune time for some brands to take a stand on relevant issues, many choose to remain neutral on hot-button topics, and understandably so.

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The Impact of Strategic Communications

5W PR

This includes employees, customers, investors, the media, and the broader community. Communicating the reasons behind changes, outlining the benefits, and addressing concerns proactively can garner support from employees and other stakeholders.

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Brands Must Show They Understand and Respect the LGBTQ Community, PRSA Webinar Panelists Say

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Brands that do not include us and are not engaging with the LGBTQ community are starting to [be scrutinized] for why they are not being diverse and inclusive,” said panelist Rich Ferraro, chief communications officer for GLAAD, a non-governmental media-monitoring organization that fights the defamation of LGBTQ people.

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The Future of Work: Navigating the Evolving Professional Landscape with Erica Keswin

PR for Anyone

Erica Keswin is a 3x WSJ bestselling author, public speaker, and consultant for various major global brands. In-person connections are still important, and there is value for companies bringing their employees back to the office—but making that commute needs to be worthwhile.

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How PR Can Solve Its Diversity Problem

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

How we can be the change As a person of color, I am drawn to companies with a diverse employee base. It’s a PR agency with fewer than 25 employees, and more than a third are people of color. When employees feel represented within a company by their colleagues, they are more likely to feel valued and motivated.

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Reputation Risk Insurance: Exercise Your Protection

Reputation Us

Today, most corporations value brand and reputation ahead of property, plants and equipment.”. Loss of reputation is a big risk for any brand. Employee abuse. But how can something as abstract as reputation be quantified and rolled into an insurance policy? Such policies are not without a high price. Bodily injury.

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Can Military Influencers Ethically Use Their Status to Sell Services?

PRSay

Clearly, companies are noticing the utility of an individual who gains a large following on social media to be a spokesperson or “brand ambassador.”. He calls on the Department of Defense to clarify the policies surrounding influencer marketing. One has more than 100,000 subscribers on YouTube but does no commercial sponsorships.

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