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| Colgate-Palmolive CCO Paula Davis talks with Doug Simon about the importance of incorporating the causes and issues that matter to you into your work life on the latest "PR's Top Pros Talk" video interview. |
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| Boston U. associate professor of strategic communications Monique Kelley talks with Doug Simon about how women are re-evaluating what they want from their careers in the latest "PR's Top Pros Talk" video interview. |
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| Ben Laws, deputy US lead for the business marketing practice at Edelman, talks with Doug Simon about the agency's research into the value of thought leadership in the B2B market on the latest "PR's Top Pros Talk" video interview. |
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| FTI Consulting senior managing director Dan Hunter talks with Doug Simon about how communicators can successfully negotiate the uncertain economic environment they face in the coming year on the latest "PR's Top Pros Talk" video interview. |
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| Dave Jacobs, co-founder and co-CEO of Homethrive, a platform that supports caregivers and their families, talks about how leaders can stay connected with a distributed workforce on the latest "PR's Top Pros Talk" video interview with Doug Simon. |
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| Bospar vice president Stacey Grimsrud talks about the increased importance of PR in tough economic times on the latest "PR's Top Pros Talk" video interview with Doug Simon. |
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| M Booth Health CEO Stacey Bernstein talks about how the expectations consumers have of the pharmaceutical industry changed in the wake of COVID on the latest "PR's Top Pros Talk" video interview with Doug Simon. |
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| Whaewon Choi-Wiles, director of corporate communications for Audi of America, talks with Doug Simon about how upgrading from "The Great Resignation" to "The Great Reflection" can open up new opportunities for communications pros during a time of major changes on the latest "PR's Top Pros Talk" video interview. |
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| Gravitate PR president and founder Lisette Paras talks with Doug Simon about how tech PR pros can turn concepts that can seem obscure into stories that are compelling for a variety of audiences in the latest "PR's Top Pros Talk" video interview. |
PR industry veterans Emily Poe and Curtis Sparrer identified adopting AI as a tool for performing a higher level of work and focusing on big picture moments like a spot on the "Today Show" as two big trends communicators should focus on this year during a roundtable discussion.
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| Hudson West PR and Marketing co-founder Lori Jung talks with Doug Simon about why 2023 will be the year of the "new pivot," as well as sharing some tips on the best strategies for communicating with clients, on the latest "PR's Top Pros Talk" video interview. |
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| GNC director of public relations Meredith Klein talks with Doug Simon about how communicators can help a legacy brand change with the times in the latest "PR's Top Pros Talk" video interview. |
There’s little doubt that Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter will go down as one of the dumbest takeovers of all time. But, contrary to the opinion of his critics, he can do whatever he wants with the sinking social media site.
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| Citizens Financial Group head of corporate communications Peter Lucht talks with Doug Simon about the kind of "disciplined offense" that can keep a company's communications on track in 2023, whatever the economic climate, on the latest "PR's Top Pros Talk" video interview. |
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| Stacey Kumagai, communications specialist at Media Monster Communications, talks with Doug Simon about how her experiences as a journalist helped her find the human side of a client's message on the latest "PR's Top Pros Talk" video interview. |
David Kyne, Group President-Communications, Evoke, reflects on his journey from founder of Kyne to CEO of a merged company during video interview.
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| Current Global CEO Virginia Devlin talks with Doug Simon about how communicators can close the "inclusion gap" for people with disabilities on the latest "PR's Top Pros Talk" video interview. |
As corporate communicators plan for the next year, are you focused on the right priorities?
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