by Brittany Yanick | Sep 29, 2026 | Politics, Public Affairs, Public Relations
For small business leaders, opportunities to tell your story can come at any moment. When that moment comes, being prepared matters. Last week, I had the opportunity to join members of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Small Business Council for its annual fall meeting...
by Allison Housley | Sep 22, 2026 | Politics, Public Affairs, Public Relations
I love a good folder system. Give me a color-coded calendar, a clean task list, and a shared document with clear sections, and I am happy. Maybe that makes me a communications nerd, but when you are juggling newsletters, social media, website updates, events, media...
by Sophie Garlick | Sep 18, 2026 | Politics, Public Relations
In any industry, the difference between the intern who wants to take on more, to learn more, to expand their horizon and the one that doesn’t can be boiled down to one fundamentally necessary trait: curiosity. Still, there’s a funny thing about curiosity when...
by Brittany Yanick | Sep 17, 2026 | Politics
With less than two months until Election Day, campaigns are entering the final stretch. In the coming weeks, calendars will fill with debates, town halls, interviews and voter outreach — making every opportunity to communicate effectively even more important. For...
by Brittany Yanick | Sep 14, 2026 | Politics, Public Affairs
In today’s political environment, getting your candidate’s message in front of voters requires more than simply issuing a press release and hoping the media picks it up. Campaigns need a thoughtful, integrated earned media strategy that creates compelling narratives,...
by Georgia Brucato | Aug 6, 2026 | Politics, Public Relations
A fake video or audio clip does not need to be true to do damage. It only needs enough time to spread.If there is one thing that I have realized upon graduating college, it is that navigating deepfake disinformation and AI generated audio and video have completely...
