Nearly a third of employees have become less engaged with their work, new surveys find. According to a study by The Conference Board, the commitment and connection that people feel to their jobs fell over the last six months for all employees, regardless of their work location or schedule. Surveys of more than 1,600 people, […]
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In September, PRSA’s Minnesota Chapter hosted 150 attendees from throughout the Midwest District for three days of networking and learning. Our conference theme was “The Shake Up: Changing Times, Changing Comms.” Shaking up communications to reflect our changing times also applied when planning the event. Led by co-chairs Candee Wolf, MA, APR, and Laura Hennen,
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Since birth, Alyson Hoffman and her twin sister Andrea have lived with cystic fibrosis, a disease that causes problems for the lungs and digestive system and presents infection risks. When the sisters were born in 2000, newborns were not screened for the condition in Ohio. Their parents became advocates for newborn cystic fibrosis screening in
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As communicators know, our messages don’t always land the first time. But while a speechwriter can’t take back her words if the audience doesn’t respond as hoped, PR professionals can usually adjust their communications strategies as needed. This act of revising is often called “pivoting.” Superstar Taylor Swift has honed the skill well, particularly over
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With the Nov. 8 midterm elections fast approaching, officials say they’re busy combating misinformation about electoral processes and voting results, and not that such falsehoods sow distrust of the election process. In Collier County, Fla., in the southwest part of the state that includes the Gulf Coast city of Naples, Trish Robertson, APR, is using
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Around the world, 86 percent of CEOs surveyed believe a recession will occur during the next 12 months, even as 71 percent maintain an optimistic three-year economic forecast. In professional-service firm KPMG’s “2022 CEO Outlook,” 85 percent of respondents expect growth in 2022, down slightly from 87 percent in 2021. At the same time, 73
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While Americans are trying to put the pandemic in the rearview mirror, new challenges affecting our lives on many different levels continuously emerge. And on a daily basis, we are bombarded with — let’s just say it — bad news all around, from new health threats to economic instability and grim news from abroad. Yet
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I started my PR firm in 1992. At the time, I knew nothing about running a business — nothing about bookkeeping, hiring staff, preparing contracts or writing proposals for new clients. I had to learn all these skills while I serviced my clients. More than 20 years after I started my business, I decided to
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Marketers are taking notice of California’s data-privacy laws after cosmetics retailer Sephora agreed last month to pay $1.2 million in penalties for alleged violations involving its targeted-advertising practices. As NBC News reports, California Attorney General Rob Bonta said Sephora sold its customers’ data without their consent. Sephora also failed to process people’s requests to opt
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