Jaimy Lee

 
Jaimy Lee is the healthcare and public affairs reporter at PRWeek.
 

Recent Articles

CQ Press to launch data service

March 23, 2011

WASHINGTON: CQ Press is gearing up to launch First Street, an online subscription-based service that will provide users with congressional, government, and lobbying data, in April.
 

Huntsworth acquires Atomic, reports 3.8% growth in the US

March 23, 2011

LONDON: Huntsworth has acquired Atomic PR for $13.3 million, according to its earnings update, a move that further expands the London-based holding company's offering in the US.
 

Edelman's Dunlap dies

March 22, 2011

CHICAGO: Gary Dunlap, SVP and a group head of the crisis, issues, and risk practice at Edelman, died March 17. He was 57.
 

University of Virginia hires Time Warner's Miller

March 22, 2011

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA: The University of Virginia hired Scott Miller as director of communications for the university's College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
 

Pawlenty says he will explore presidential run

March 22, 2011

Former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty announced his decision to form a presidential exploratory committee on Facebook, in part because the social network allows him to reach new voters and "grow the conservative movement."
 

Chamber of Commerce to hire firm to assess brand

March 21, 2011

WASHINGTON: The US Chamber of Commerce issued an RFP to five firms as the business group seeks to evaluate public perception of its brand in advance of its 100-year anniversary.
 

Biden brings in journalist to lead comms

March 18, 2011

Vice President Joe Biden named Shailagh Murray his director of communications, replacing Jay Carney who was appointed White House press secretary earlier this year.
 

Video: Bob Chandler, Chandler Chicco

March 18, 2011

Reporter Jaimy Lee speaks with Bob Chandler, cofounder and principal of Chandler Chicco Companies, about trends in patient communications, the healthcare law, and the role of mobile.
 

Almeida named CEO at Covidien

March 16, 2011

Covidien said Jose Almeida will take over as president and CEO of the healthcare products company in July, following the retirement of Richard Meelia.
 

Study: Middle East youth desire democracy

March 15, 2011

NEW YORK: Almost 75% of Middle East youth say that the recent unrest, such as in Egypt and Libya, will have a positive impact on the lives of the people in their country, according to a new study released by Burson-Marsteller.