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MidwestCon 2023. A Recap of Knowledge.

Reputation Us

I value attending these types of “innovative” and “disruptive” conferences, as they keep me on the front lines of the latest problems and solutions. ” Aftab Pureval “People of color trust crypto currency more than banks and credit unions because lack of trust in financial institutions.”

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Muck Rack Lands a Whopping $180 million in Funding [PR Tech Sum]

Sword and the Script

On one side, we have giants, which are backed by PE firms, holding companies, and in a couple of cases have access to the liquidity of public markets. They may in fact have the decisiveness to spend marketing or R&D where it matters. The PR technology space can be in some respects, divided into Davids and Goliaths.

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Why WE’s “President of International” is Completely Wrong About PR

Waxing UnLyrical

In a few hours from now, I’ll be heading to AdWeek DC to moderate a panel on content marketing. Then on Friday, I head to Boston to speak at PRSA’s Association/Nonprofit Section Half-Day Conference on email marketing. Notice a common thread here? Nowhere in the panel descriptions do you see “PR.”

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Financial CHOICE Act of 2017 Act Brings Change to Dodd-Frank Disclosure Requirements

Beyond PR

While we were all enthusiastically traveling back (on June 9) from the 2017 NIRI Annual Conference in Orlando, the House of Representatives passed the Financial CHOICE Act of 2017 (FCA2017), a bill predominantly intended to undo various aspects of Dodd-Frank. Their code of ethics. Potential conflicts of interest. Not the Senate.