Erica Iacono

 
Erica Iacono is executive editor of PRWeek.
 

Recent Articles

Newsmaker: Elaine Driscoll, Boston Police Dept

December 01, 2010

From political to entertainment PR, every job held by the Boston Police Department's comms director has prepared her for a role where crisis work is the norm.
 

Power of the PRWeek brand enables change for the better

December 01, 2010

It's tough to put six years of memories and experiences into 400 words, which is why I've been struggling to write this column, my last for PRWeek.
 

My Saturday afternoon with Jon Stewart

November 10, 2010

It's certainly no secret that I am a huge fan of Jon Stewart and The Daily Show, but I would never think to describe myself as political.
 

How good customer service can save the airline industry

November 08, 2010

As I begin the last week of my six-year career at PRWeek, it's only natural to think about all of the things that I've learned while here.
 

Video: Scott Zumwalt, itgetsbetterproject.com

November 03, 2010

Erica Iacono talks to Scott Zumwalt, an organizer from itgetsbetterproject.com at the "Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear" in Washington, DC.
 

Ms. Iacono goes to Washington

November 01, 2010

I said I was going to do it and I did. On Saturday I was among the the thousands of people on the National Mall in Washington, DC for the much-hyped Rally to Restore Sanity/Fear.
 

A focus on men makes this year's Cause Survey stand out

November 01, 2010

Full disclosure: I love cause marketing. Like most people, I've had that crisis of conscience and wondered, "What am I doing with my life? Shouldn't I have a job that actually does good for the world?"
 

How PR can win the digital war

October 29, 2010

As many of you know, I'm sort of sick to death of the PR industry talking about why it's best equipped to handle social media for clients.
 

Who is Don Draper after all?

October 19, 2010

What a long strange trip it's been for Don Draper and crew this season.
 

Don Draper, PR convert?

October 15, 2010

Wow. I have to admit, I didn't want Sunday's episode of Mad Men to end because then that means that there's only one left and I'm going to go through serious Don Draper withdrawal.