#TeamStratacomm is excited to welcome new vice president, Angela Bianchi, to the firm. Angela is based in the Detroit office and will oversee a team dedicated to product communications on behalf of Nissan North America.
The Olympics bring together the best of the best from across the world and serve as an amazing platform for sportsmanship and diplomacy. Sharon Hegarty shares the lessons she learned through her work at the 1996 Olympics that influence her communications career to this day.
Every year, Stratacomm conducts an employee and client survey to evaluate our success as a firm. Through this year’s survey, we found out our clients are overwhelmingly positive about working with us – and our people are overwhelmingly positive about working here.
Earlier this month, we featured #TeamStratacomm’s three newest faces – we are now thrilled to announce two more! Stratacomm welcomes Kayla Elias and Kaitlyn Branum, and their respective talents, to our growing team.
#TeamStratacomm rounded out 2017 with bolstered account teams and shared enthusiasm for the coming year. With the expansion of existing client work and new additions to our client rosters, we added three new team members. We are excited to welcome our talented new coworkers, Kristin, Marcella and Amber, to our team.
Unrealistic expectations, differing client personalities and ever-evolving media perceptions all factor in to why being a public relations practitioner is considered one of the hardest jobs out there. These challenges can quickly result in a higher stress level, and for some, a permanent health risk if not shown the proper amount of TLC. Here are three tips for taking control of your overall health.
Branded content. Micro-influencer campaigns. Social advertising. The world of strategic communications has many darlings. We all know the anatomy of a strong brand narrative but when it comes to getting a story published, it can be easy to forget the art of traditional media relations. Read on for a few tips on how to win at the long game that is media relations.
Cybersecurity is hard. The public gets it. Communicating is far easier – and can reinforce trust or undermine it. The public gets that, too. Consider these six takeaways for organizations to learn from Equifax’s communications stumbles.
The first year in PR can be challenging for a number of reasons. While there is no direct road map to follow in navigating the beginning of your career, you are bound to learn new skills, engage with new clients and grow along the way. Here are four tips to succeed in your first year in public relations.
Our firm along with two of our clients were recently recognized by the Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts (AIVA) with three Awards of Distinction in the 23rd Annual Communicator Awards.
