5 Grammar Mistakes to Clean out of your Vocabulary This Spring
Spring cleaning isn’t all about closets. Account coordinator Jen Tedeschi looks at some common grammar mistakes that should be tossed to the curb.
How Did We Get Here?
As college students scramble to firm up work plans for the summer, Executive Vice President Nancy Page looks at the dispute surrounding unpaid internships.
There’s No Such Thing as Bad Publicity – Or is There?
A few companies seem to be pushing the boundaries of good taste, leading some to question the old adage, “There’s no such thing as bad publicity.” Assistant Vice President Nicole Lasorda takes a look.
The Art of the Apology
Journalists and public relations practitioners are buzzing today about Brian Williams’ apology for an untrue story in which he was personally involved. Vice President Emily DiTomo takes a look at the art of the apology.
5 Resolutions Every PR Pro Can Use in 2015
As clichéd as it may sound, making resolutions is a great way to reflect on the past 12 months and pinpoint areas where you can make a positive change in the year ahead. From one public relations practitioner to another, here…
10 Struggles PR Professionals Know Too Well, As Depicted By Dogs
Although I’m still a newbie in the world of public relations, there are several things I’ve already realized I will face throughout my career that will cause stress, panic, and probably even make me question my sanity. These are situations…
Lessons I Learned From Bartending That I Now Apply to PR
You might not think a job as a bartender would prepare you for a career in public relations, but Buchanan PR intern Christina Dudley says otherwise.
Throwback Thursday: How My Time as a College Newspaper Editor Prepared Me for My PR Career
In this week’s blog, intern Jen Tedeschi considers the PR lessons she learned when she was an editor at her college newspaper.
It’s Not What You’re Not
Executive Vice President Nancy Page argues that it’s time to rebrand nonprofits, asking why not focus on what they are rather than what they are not.
The Oft-Overlooked Boilerplate
Never underestimate the boilerplate! Some reminders why in this week’s blog post.