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DEI Language, Please: A New Step in Corporate and Marketing Communications

Shift Communications

While Language, Please is designed for journalists and their editors, it also serves as a valuable resource for corporate and marketing communications. It also gives brief histories of the issues and context for why one term is preferable over another, as well as additional resources to consult for more information.

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Behind the Headlines With Holly Beverly

Cision

In this interview, Holly shares her thoughts on the effect of technology changes on the entertainment industry, the need for new and innovative content and the importance of connecting with your industry’s influencers. You’ve worked for several large entertainment corporations such as Universal Pictures and Twentieth Century Fox.

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Putting the “PR” in Partnership Relations

PRSay

While members of our industry are often still pigeonholed as press generators, those of us actively engaged on both the client and agency sides of the PR house know there are few professions as diverse and dynamic. Our work with client Coldwell Banker Real Estate provides a real world illustration of this opportunity.

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Hot Startups Join Axis Innovation at NYSE

Flack's Revenge

Axis connects investors and corporations with tech startups. The NYSE session was part of a two day event that includes “leading Israeli series A tech startups and US VCs, angels, and corporate investors… to develop business opportunities and ultimately make deals,” according to their site. Focuus shows campaign KPIs in real time.

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Seattle: The Emerald City of Technology

Offleash

Seattle has not only unfolded as a hotbed of technology, but also a menagerie of restaurants, sports, craft brews, hipsters, outdoor adventure, Bay Area transplants and massive real estate development. And investment and business growth are not limited to just the coasts as technology centers are thriving all across the country.

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Five PR Predictions For 2017

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

But perhaps the most notable thing to happen to the industry this year was the way it evolved, thanks in large part to constantly-changing technology. Traditionally, PR firms have juggled a wide range of clients across many industries, and the largest agencies still do that, of course. Here are five predictions for the coming year.

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Maxim Behar for MeTV: PR is Changing Every Single Day

Maxim Behar

So, I started my small one-man show advertising agency that produced souvenirs, business cards, and calendars. The corporations do not expect you to spend months learning. In that moment, I decided to quit, but I did not know what to do. I was asking what is this? Thus, we are part of the decision-making process. Host: Big-ups!