Facing critical issues of violence, infrastructure & poverty, the city can’t push off progress for another year, writes Ceisler Vice President Brian Dries Only 29 percent of Americans planned to make a New Year’s resolution for 2022, according to a
Ed Gainey is reaching out to non-supporters. Also, a long-held Congressional seat is opening. Our Director in Pittsburgh, Keegan Gibson, forecasts the coming year. Pittsburgh’s progressive movement is a story of win after win for five years running. The old
Ceisler Media is excited to announce the addition of four new members to our team in our continuing effort to expand our capabilities and skills in traditional and digital methods. New blood and perspective have always been a positive occurrence
A negative encounter with a major hotel chain reminds COO Kate Wilhelm that prioritizing empathy should always be the rule. Sometimes you need to see someone handling things wrong to remind you how to handle them right. Last month my
Senior VP Kurt Knaus analyzes the upcoming debates state officials will have on thorny topics from COVID to the budget to handling this fall’s elections. Pennsylvania lawmakers began the second half of the two-year legislative session earlier this month, and
Galman Group Galman Group broke ground on a $30 million multifamily complex at the Pavilion in Jenkintown, a 130,000-square-foot building that will include 14 townhouses and 90 other rental units. The Flats at the Pavilion Town Center will be located