After a mid-season hiatus, the business/ events podcast, Rielle's Events Podcast returns and with a lit intro. Rielle breaks down the 5 golden rules of professional dressing and why it matters!

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Former Press Secretary for Wayne County, Sharon Banks, sits down with Rielle to talk about your media and marketing strategies. This is the second half of the media relations podcast theme. Sharon also discusses key aspects nonprofits, political/government entities and local businesses should think about in this current political and social climate.

Host, Rielle Jones, provides the ultimate media relations guide for nonprofit or corporate event. She takes you through the different stages, how to identify the appropriate media partners for you and how to create the best experiences. After this episode, you'll know all the major expectations the media will have and how to accommodate them!

Rielle Jones sits down with TechTown Detroit's CEO Ned Staebler to discuss how to elevate your events, the importance of communicating your organizational purpose through events, and the significance of TechTown in Detroit. This riveting conversation is packed with insights about the "come-back city", Detroit, and lessons for improving your corporate or nonprofit events.

Episode 2 of Rielle’s Events Podcast: Verbal Communication introduces key aspects around verbal communication for corporate and nonprofit events. Rielle helps listeners hone into the main purpose of their future event, figure out what type of event fits said purpose, and how to be a great conversationalist at business affairs. This is a content-packed episode that will help you communicate effectively about your current and future event.

In Rielle’s Events Podcast season 1 episode 1: Hiring Consultants, podcast host Rielle Jones explores when and why nonprofits should hire consultants. She speaks to one of The Mid-West’s most distinguished fundraisers, David Ripple of the Remington Group in Beverly Hills, MI. In David’s impressive 20+ year fundraising career, one of his most note-worth accomplishments is leading his Ohio State University development team to raising $3 Billion. Find out how, in Hiring Consultants.