Q&A with a British PR guru

One of the aspects I have enjoyed most from Weber Shandwick is the global learnings and network. You’ll find that often times, many companies will use this as a selling point, when in reality, you may not have interaction with colleagues outside of your building. In my nine months at Weber, I have worked extensively [...]

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The blurring lines between your professional and personal life

As employers are seeking more college graduates with a knowledge of social media and companies are re-strategizing to incorporate  social media components, life for a generation-y practitioner is changing, as we know it.
We should consider ourselves lucky that we were taught and exposed at an early age how to incorporate social and digital tools into [...]

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Working, Living and Experience the Abroad

One of the things I love most about public relations is that it is a limitless job and thrives for people that are curious, open-minded and eager. Public relations although primarily conducted in the United States, requires people to think globally, wether in regards to campaigns, event planning or media relations. We most often see [...]

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