Internal Communications Articles

Swygert takes ACS' comms function personally

Tonya Garcia September 15, 2008

Of all the elements Amy Swygert brings to her role as VP of strategic communications planning at the American Cancer Society (ACS), none are more important than her personal experience
 

Employee retention takes precedence for HR pros

Kimberly Maul September 12, 2008

The PR industry often speaks of transparency. So it is no surprise that human resource professionals will openly discuss their employee retention tactics with staff members.
 

Fleishman acquires Paul Wilmot Comms

Alexandra Bruell September 09, 2008

NEW YORK: Fleishman-Hillard announced on Monday that it purchased a majority stake in Paul Wilmot Communications (PWC), a New York-based agency specializing in fashion, beauty, and lifestyle PR.
 

Worthington puts strength into its comms

Erica Iacono September 08, 2008

The steel processor puts an emphasis on internal efforts to help reach its overall goals
 

Election year highlights client messaging acumen

Tanya Lewis September 05, 2008

The presidential election has kept a variety of regulatory and legislative issues high on the priority list for many clients, especially those in the financial services, energy, housing, and healthcare sectors.
 

Benefits of a digital résumé, strong press photos, more

Beth Krietsch September 02, 2008

Why are rich-media résumés a good idea for PR pros?
 

Speaking conferences bring benefits

Lori Zetlin and Jeanne Tee September 01, 2008

The slowdown in the US economy has communications executives scrambling to stretch budgets without sacrificing results. In times like these, a speaker's bureau program might seem like a "nice-to-have" component of a communications plan. But a targeted speaking program can provide huge value to communications programs, without the high cost.
 

Handwritten notes add a personal touch to meetings

Ted McKenna August 25, 2008

Handwritten notes might be seen as an old-fashioned way to communicate - or at least a less obvious way to communicate if you are a communications professional. But people in PR say that's not always the case. Everybody gets numerous e-mails a day, but how many handwritten notes do they receive, apart from relatives?
 

Talent concerns

Ted McKenna, Ivey Overstreet August 25, 2008

Ted McKenna studies how economic woes impact the PR workforce
 

A strong start

Tanya Lewis August 25, 2008

Seven industry veterans look back at the lessons they learned from their very first days in the PR field.