Baseball – A Season of Canned Sound and Cutouts
We all know fans make a game. The boos and cheers are deafening. Nothing is quite as exhilarating as the communal gasp of 12,000 fans when a goal is missed. Without the fans, is sport...
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Masked Meetings and Steamed Up Specs? Tips on Staying Human
Masked Communication Places Greater Emphasis on Non-Verbal Cues Having had several intense, in-person, socially distanced, masked meetings this past month, I can share with some authority on how demanding it is to master communicating with...
Back to Work is Not Back to Normal. Start by Communicating
As businesses reopen following the “great shutdown,” it is a return to the workplace, but a not a return to the way things were. Workplace protocols to reduce the risk of transmission will bring changes to...
Brands and Organizations Race to Speak When We Should Pause to Listen
Black Lives Matter Protests Showed that Sincere Brand Communication Begins with Listening It’s part of the blocking and tackling of crisis and issues communications - be empathetic. Understand how your stakeholders are feeling. When people are...
Adaptability & Togetherness: Interning During A Pandemic
This internship didn’t go exactly as planned. The pandemic hit in my first month, and our whole office became virtual. What I missed not experiencing a vibrant PR agency office setting, I made up for...
Adapt to Working From Home – Here Are Three Ways How
At Home During a Crisis, Trying to Work… You’re in your mid to late 20’s. Maybe early 30’s. Think back 2 months – remember when “going to work” meant waking up at the crack of dawn, well,...