Communicators must play a central role in helping executives navigate the current upheaval and reverse centuries of inequality. The momentous journey must begin with small, yet crucial steps.
Before opening your mouth, clarify the message in your mind. As you speak, mind your body language, and take tiny pauses to prepare the next points.
What kinds of messages are resonating, and why is PR such an essential part of your organization’s recovery strategy? Here’s what industry leaders have to say.
Ragan will recognize the most influential female HR professionals. Nominate yourself, your colleagues or your clients by this Wednesday, June 3!
Organizations offer anguished responses to the killing of a black man in Minneapolis while remaining silent on the vandalism and looting of their stores.
Everything might seem upside down, but it’s still safe to focus on clarity, transparency, brevity and consistency.
Before rushing to help leaders reopen for business, communicators should first check for clues that a talent drought may imperil recovery.
Here are two examples from recent headlines around banks processing federal stimulus payments that show the disparity between human connection and corporate blather.
Ragan’s PR Daily Awards will recognize the best work in PR, marketing and communications. The deadline for entries is Friday, June 19.
If you’re struggling to summon motivation these days, you’re not alone. Try these ideas to spark more creative energy.
Take notes from these shining examples of engaging storytelling.
How should you wrap up your business emails during a global pandemic? This chart ranks examples from highly empathetic to extremely tone deaf.
Winning an award for your work feels great and can impress potential clients—but how can you minimize the financial risks involved?
Ragan will recognize the most influential female HR professionals. Nominate yourself, your colleagues or your clients by this Wednesday, June 3!
As live event opportunities have transformed into digital events online, speakers must adapt in order to make a favorable impression and get all the networking benefits they once enjoyed.
