FleishmanHillard earned $367K for a 22-month assignment working PR for the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill in an academic fraud scandal that cost the school $500K in PR invoices.
Report: UNC Crisis PR Tab Pushes $500K
Mon., Jun. 10, 2013
By Greg Hazley
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Category: Crisis Communications
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