The holiday season has begun, and I am so excited! There’s an undeniable magic in the air as the year draws to a close. Lights go up, work winds down, and everyone seems to collectively pause and enjoy the moment.
Social media is a living, breathing perpetual motion machine – constantly growing and evolving with new features, apps and developments every day. Below are just three of some of the more interesting and relevant trends for social media managers and marketers to keep an eye on heading into the new year.
Stratacomm is excited to announce that our very own Jennifer Heilman is being honored as WTS-DC’s 2019 Member of the Year. While mobility is a focus of Stratacomm’s work, Jenn extends that industry expertise beyond the office in her involvement with WTS.
Stratacomm, a full-service communications agency in Washington, D.C. and Detroit, is pleased to announce tremendous growth to the Detroit team with three new hires, Ava Frakes, Sarah Kuzdak and Tonie Wells, and two promotions, Ashleigh Artist and Marcella Dudek. This growth represents Stratacomm’s commitment to teamwork, learning and innovation.
Stratacomm, a full-service, integrated communications agency in Washington, D.C. and Detroit, recently added six new team members in D.C. to service an expanding client roster, the six new hires strengthen the agency’s enhanced creative, digital, design and paid advertising services, and also Stratacomm’s traditional public relations, marketing and issues advocacy offerings.
The power of social media cannot be understated. It can shame the powerful and hold the untouchable accountable while, at the same time, be a safe space for those still finding their voice. An upcoming bright spot is #GivingTuesday.
Last night, the Silicon Valley billionaire revealed his company’s first-ever pickup, the Tesla Cybertruck. And while calling its angular design polarizing may be the understatement of the decade, the truck and event have become internet sensations overnight.
The launch of the gig economy brought fantastic new services to help people improve their lives – both the conveniences it’s afforded users and the jobs it’s created for service providers. Rideshare, food delivery and dog walking are just a few of the new services that have shaped our day-to-day routines.
Policies for bereavement leave are not enough. As you navigate work, life and curveballs that are thrown at you, find ways to support your colleagues create safe spaces in the workplace and offer sensitive and authentic emotional support.
From exposing herself to adaptive leadership practices, to expanding her knowledge of the key issues impacting the City of Detroit & surrounding region, Kristin Calandro Tyll shares lessons she’s learned through Leadership Detroit.
