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When I tell people I had my first PR agency internship when I was 17, the reaction is almost always “wait, really?” Yes, really! My senior year of high school, I completed an internship at our PRGN Florida affiliate, The…
Executive search firms are in a unique position, as they conduct and/or are privy to discussions many business leaders never hear. Every day, executive recruiters talk with CEOs, senior executives, hiring leaders and candidates. They hear what companies are looking…
10,000. That’s an approximate number of times the average American may “tap” a data center each day. Every swipe, click, search, comment, payment, notification, streamed video, and AI prompt depends on digital infrastructure. Add the countless background processes constantly syncing…
On Friday, President Donald Trump announced that CNN, MS NOW and Politico would be banned from the White House. Their access was revoked by Saturday, and allegations of First Amendment violations have been swirling. The three organizations have since filed…
Hispanic Heritage Month starts today. The energy is especially palpable this year following a strong season of Latino pride and celebration that has continued to bring Latino voices to the forefront across industries (hello, THE Bad Bunny, Nobel Peace Prize winner María Corina Machado, to name a few.) There’s also Cástulo de la Rocha, who TIME named today one if its 2026 Latino…
For packaged food and beverage companies, the next year will be defined not only by regulatory change, but by how effectively organizations communicate those changes. While supply chains and R&D teams work to adapt to evolving requirements, communications leaders will…
Schools have a lot to communicate. A new school year brings administrative announcements, events, new programs, parent updates, board meetings and more. Before it all begins, there’s one question worth asking: What do you want people to know about your…
If you run an independent accounting firm, the wave of private equity investment sweeping the industry may have created a communications opportunity for you. A recent Philadelphia Business Journal story looked at just how quickly private equity has changed the…
Local officials play a central role in how data center projects move through early approvals and can help shape early public perception. Supervisors, planning commissions, and county staff must answer questions from residents, evaluate potential impacts, and make decisions under…
Noise is one of the fastest ways for data center projects to run into early community resistance. Even before a site plan is filed, nearby residents often worry about generators, cooling systems, and the possibility of a constant hum. These…