This night owl manages to stay on top of a busy schedule and maintain work-life balance with the occasional Diet Coke and a task management tool.
This PR pro recommends checking in on yourself, as well as your team, and leaning on technology to get your biggest tasks completed.
What tools can help a PR entrepreneur stay on top of their many responsibilities and tasks? This PR pro and agency owner in Atlanta swears by her Google calendar and Slack.
An early day starts before 7 a.m.—but for this agency leader its all about taking care of her team. Here’s what she sees as the keys to communications success.
Being a new mom and being a PR pro both come with heavy time commitments. Here is how one practitioner stays on top of all her responsibilities.
The head of strategic communications for the ‘music intelligence’ company touches many facets of the organization in her role, keeping things exciting and on the move.
This PR pro says being able to prove return on investment is more crucial than ever. Here is how he sees the future of the industry.
This PR and content director is watching the changing tools and techniques that affect how PR pros do their job. Here’s what she has to say about being successful in the long term.
When you run a global organization, you have to make communication a priority. Here’s how one CEO makes sure everyone gets and stays on the same page.
Don’t tell this PR pro that a robot will take his job. He still sees person-to-person relationships as the bedrock of the industry.
Going into business for yourself isn’t for every PR professional. Here’s how one PR pro makes it work, and what helps her get through the day.
Some PR pros are apocalyptic in their assessment of the future for communications professionals, but this managing partner stays upbeat amid relentless change.
The role of a PR pro requires relentless organization, and for this practitioner, that means using new tech but keeping it old school, too.
An early riser, this communications rock star stays ahead of a jam-packed schedule with matcha tea, a consistent exercise regimen and her trusty cellphone.
The seasoned PR veteran and author says robots will change how PR pros do their jobs, and she already relies heavily on tech to improve her work both on and off the job.
