Got stretch goals this year? Make sure they’re smart and LEAN. Otherwise, if you don’t have the resources you need, you’re likely to snap before you reach your targets.
Take the advice of the Axelrod Group and adopt everyday engagement techniques. These include 60-second (or less) actions, mindful conversations, and meaningful meetings.
Some nonprofits may offer protection from the economic ‘tsunami’.
The ex-governor’s closing argument in his impeachment trial will rank as one of the most flamboyant political speeches of the modern era. 
With trade show budgets tight, PR pros get selective.
Whether you’re a word nerd or a writer in need of advice—and a laugh—these blogs can help.
The dangers of social media exposed when PR exec insults client on Twitter.
How to maintain your CEO’s privacy—but keep employees informed—if he or she falls ill.
A PR pro issues a manifesto in hopes of saving what he believes is a profession spiraling downward. Do you agree?
Why and how to keep employees informed as companies combine.
CEO meets the new president “in a handshaking capacity”; Columnist defends Caroline Kennedy’s “ums”; how to make PowerPoint somewhat less irritating.
How did Obama fare in his first speech as president? Speechwriters weigh in—some not so favorably.
Two young ex-reporters put their profession’s “stuff” online for all to read, view or tweet.
The school’s lack of music section weaken what could be a great site.
