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Habits Articles

Habits: Darlàn Monterisi, EVP & MD, New York, Porter Novelli

April 25, 2013

Never get complacent or compromise your personal standards.

Habits: Dan Sieger, VP of comms, McGraw-Hill Education

March 27, 2013

My first pitch that turned into a cover story for Toyota was a pretty big deal.

Habits: Stacey Tank, SVP and chief corporate relations officer, Heineken

March 01, 2013

Take the hardest job you can get your hands on.

Habits: Gail Heimann, president and chief strategy officer, Weber Shandwick

January 25, 2013

From all that I've been told and observed, my takeaway is be present - with your clients, colleagues, and kids. And be the best role model you can for your children.

Habits: Annie Howell, EVP, corporate comms and media relations, Crown Media

December 20, 2012

Let the unimportant, insignificant things that happen during your day roll off your back and focus on the things that truly matter.

Habits: Luanne Calvert, VP, marketing and comms, Virgin America

November 30, 2012

I try to live by the philosophy of Virgin Group owner and founder Richard Branson, which is to take risks.

Habits: Lisa Benenson, SVP, comms and marketing, US Fund for UNICEF

November 01, 2012

This is my ideal job. Kids plus good deeds. Who could ask for anything more?

Habits: Jake Basden, director of publicity, Big Machine Label Group

September 26, 2012

I write mostly with markers, specifically Mr. Sketch fine-point scented markers.

Habits: Bob Chandler, President, CEO, Chandler Chicco Companies

August 29, 2012

My first PR job changed my life. I worked at the Athens Mental Health Center in Ohio. The experience had a pro-found influence on me - it is a constant reminder that "normal life" is a great gift we overlook all too often.