Fostering a culture of transparency and accountability with clients, employees, shareholders and communities will determine if an organization can stand behind its ethics. To explore how this works in practice, Stratacomm co-managing partners Bill Buff and John Fitzpatrick sat down and recorded a podcast.
The message of this year’s Infrastructure Week is directly relevant to fellow millennials: “America’s future will be shaped by the infrastructure choices we make today.” With Washington, D.C. and Detroit, MI Stratacomm offices, our millennial perspective on infrastructure differs by location.
We’re excited to announce we will now support NHTSA’s consumer behavior campaigns by providing integrated communications that move people to make safe decisions. Read more here.
The running stream of issues on the infrastructure agenda makes it difficult to wrap your head around all the facts and data, and podcasts are a great way to keep your head above water. Karyn Le Blanc offers some recommendations of her own.
A media interview is not like a casual conversation between two people – it’s an opportunity to harness the megaphone and make your messages clear. Check out John Fitzpatrick’s assessment of Barstool’s recent media misstep.
In December, Bill Buff, co-managing partner at Stratacomm, was invited as a guest on the mid-Atlantic business radio show turned podcast – Executive Leaders Radio. Check out what he talked about and even listen to his interview.
Playlist ✅ Snacks ✅ Oil Change ✅Before your summer road trip, @NHTSAgov (client) wants to remind you to get your car serviced to prevent a possible breakdown. Visit https://t.co/pDjT5T88Z1 to learn more. #NHTSARoadTrip #MemorialDay #SafeCarsSaveSummers
There is no one right answer to a challenging situation, nor is there one wrong way. But there is an ethical way. #TeamStratacomm’s own Bill Buff & @FitzFiles joined a @UVA class to discuss how they practice #ethics. Listen to the podcast on our blog: https://t.co/NP7DncAPgn
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