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As Philadelphia mourns the passing of Temple University president JoAnne A. Epps, city and business leaders continue to share tributes about her life and legacy.
A public event is a moment in time. When it ends, the work to secure media coverage doesn’t. Here are some tips to ensure you — and your client — get the best returns for all that event planning and staging.
As communications professionals, we can learn a lot about how to make our work impactful from hip-hop.
During her time as a Summer 2023 intern, Maddy Griffith learned a lot about strategic communications and how to work with a variety of clients. Here are three lessons she learned.
It’s our responsibility to deliver results and set the client up for future success. That sometimes means lending a hand after our formal working relationship has ended.
The cancellation of this year’s Made in America festival got people speculating. At the heart of this speculation is a vague statement released by festival organizers. We looked at what’s behind those carefully chosen words.
If your content doesn’t meet accessibility standards, you’re excluding a potential audience. One in four U.S. adults are living with a disability, according to the CDC, and some disabilities affect a person’s ability to use websites and social media.
Larry Ceisler recently dabbled in the world of Broadway investing, which includes being a minor investor in a Tony Award-winning musical.
Another summer, another budget impasse in Harrisburg, and this one has far-reaching implications not only for Gov. Josh Shapiro’s first term in office but also for his long term political ambitions.