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Ford talks about how companies and organizations can go beyond just words on DEI initiatives, the legacy of Black public relations pioneer Ofield Dukes and more.
Ellis talks about her work at the PRSA Foundation with Prosek Partners, how to attract students to the PR industry and retain them, diversifying organizations and more.
Valdes-Fauli talks about the intricacies of targeting the very diverse Hispanic-American market, running a full-service speciality agency and more.
Cherwin talks about how the organization prepared for the 20th anniversary of 9/11, its social activations and communication strategies around the milestone year and more.
The Bucks' CCO talks about the team's championship run, handling media access, growing a global sports brand and more.
Brod discusses how to actually measure the value of PR, working with influencers, hybrid working models and more.
The managing director of communications talks about working through the 2008 financial crisis, coming out in the world of PR and more.
Cardinali talks brand strategy, how to get positioning right on social media, the “chicken wars” and more.
Lowenthal talks about working in Germany, how PR pros can adapt to countries where English is not the primary language, pushing through the pandemic and more.
Kelly talks about recruiting athletes during a pandemic, using communications skills and more.
Wilson talks about founding an agency, C-suite communications and more.
Susman talks about leading the comms around coronavirus vaccines, the evolution of the pharma industry's reputation and more.
Salomon talks about public opinion and brand reputation trends during the COVID-19 pandemic and more.
Kyne talks about the history of Evoke Kyne, thriving after an acquisition, responding to the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccine comms and more.
Weber Shandwick CEO Gail Heimann talks with PRWeek and Campaign US editorial director Steve Barrett about macro and micro trends in the work, the power of PR to weave ideas into culture and more.
Even as we emerge from the pandemic, the ripple effects of health disparities are felt in all corners of the healthcare system.
Radical simplicity used to be the creative holy grail. But now, marketers and communicators must embrace radical complexity.
Richter talks building out her team, going back to the office and the biggest marketing and communications news of the week.
Kernahan talks about her new position at Hotwire, how the industry has changed during the coronavirus pandemic — including anxiety around returning to the office — and more.
The marcomms analytics company's president talks about advances in technology and AI, why humans can't be replaced by robots and more.
Teitler talks about his role at Special Olympics, the organization's goals and communication strategies and more.
Singh talks about returning to a more normal travel experience as pandemic restrictions are relaxed, repositioning Expedia as the “ultimate travel companion” and more.
The Porter Novelli CEO talks about his first year on the job, Porter Novelli's purpose principles and more.
Ferraro talks about GLAAD and Procter & Gamble's The Visibility Project, which promotes LGBTQ-inclusive marcomms, and more.
Emerson Barnes talks about COVID-19, the national and global travel economy, how to communicate with a travel-wary public and more.
Playground founder and CEO Linda Yang talks about the event discovery platform and how it connects creators and event coordinators with the audiences they want to reach.
Anne Buchanan on retaining talent during a pandemic and advising clients about the Chauvin verdict; Omnicom Q1 earnings; Why McDonald's BTS meal was a dynamite success.
Wilson talks about working with the Detroit Youth Choir on multiple projects, social justice, working at an independent agency and more.
Sullivan talks political messaging during and after the Trump era, businesses weighing in on political issues and more.
Omnicom's global diversity, equity and inclusion officer stops by to discuss DEI, the #StopAAPIHate movement, April Fools' Day stunts and more.
Vazzana talks about the hospitality company’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, how it communicated a recent deal and more.
The PRWeek US editorial team analyzes the event and discusses this year's winners.
Borrman discusses Twitter’s core principles for reacting to disinformation, banning former President Donald Trump and more.
Land talks about how the retail chain has maneuvered business during the COVID-19 pandemic and more.
Rosenberg talks about the challenges that agencies face after a year of COVID-19, the value to brands of an effective social media campaign, and more.
Hayden talks about running a comms team for a defense company during the COVID-19 pandemic, working in Washington, DC, and more.
Weissbrot talks about editing PRWeek's sister publication, as well as the top PR and marcomms news of the week.
Ray chats about starting a new job during the pandemic and working with Harold Burson.
Mark Penn talks the Biden inauguration, comms lessons for the new administration and his plans for a combined MDC-Stagwell.
The SVP and CCO of Ancestry joined The PR Week to discuss data-driven and inclusive storytelling and the success of the company during the pandemic.
