The PR Pro’s Guide to Getting Organized in 2014
Trying to be more organized in 2014? VP Emily DiTomo – a leading Type A – offers a few tips.
Our Grammar Guide Gift For You
An end-of-the-year look at some grammar goofs that still pop up more than we would think.
Shoo, Fly! Don’t Bother Me – Hey, Wait a Second!
Asst. AE Jess Emery responds to a New York Times article griping about email from PR pros.
4 Steps to Take When Google Maps Gets It Wrong
Last week, out of nowhere, Google Maps began reporting that one of our clients had another location roughly 30 miles from its only office, and with a completely different phone number. What Happens when Google gets it wrong?
The Thrill of Operations
With responsibility for operations at Buchanan Public Relations, here are some of the things I might think about during a typical day.
Flying the Coop
In late December, my husband and I are due with our first baby. I’m hustling in the office to create smooth account transitions for my clients and colleagues. What I’ve found is that there’s no shortage of things to consider when you’re going to be out for three months.
Teaching a Semi-Old Dog New Tricks
Account supervisor Nicole Lasorda reflects on what she’s learned — 14 years on in her career — after coming on board at Buchanan PR.
PR Shutdown
With the federal government shutdown and its never-ending ripple effect on everything from the global economy to the corner store, I began to wonder what would happen if the PR field were to experience a similar “shutdown.”
The Oldest in the Office
Karen Ivory looks at what has changed — and what hasn’t — over the course of her 35-year career in journalism and public relations.
5 Things We Learned from a Dog Trainer
By Anne Buchanan and Emily DiTomo We are big believers in training and development for our staff. That commitment also extends to our canine workers. When Anne adopted a timid shelter dog named Lacey, her early visits to the office…