This comms exec shares advice for climbing the career ladder remotely—and managing a heavy workload while caring for young children.
So says Carmen Collins, social media leader at Cisco.
The industry still has work to do to combat discrimination and close the pay gap. Here’s what some leaders are doing to spotlight the contributions of women in communications.
Wondering which tactics and tools are worth prioritizing this year—and what fads are fading? Consider these insights, predictions and suggestions from industry experts.
Under Armor chief stands for Baltimore, flawed career advice, and younger consumers grow skeptical of tech companies.
To get a foothold in the industry, it’s important for new PR pros to learn from veterans. Here are ways to get that all-important career advice.
Looking for fresh industry insights? This diverse collection of unsung heroes will enrich your feed.
Every CEO wants to bring in more revenue, but the secret to boosting the bottom line could be to invest more heavily in your agency’s most valuable asset: your employees.
These influential social media folks can give brand managers insights as well as a campaign boost, through partnerships and other projects.
From an executive’s public stance on guns to “life after Trump,” readers on the social network flocked to these pieces of content.
Interested in a career in marketing, public relations or social media? Recent communications graduates and millennials should heed this agency exec’s advice.
PR pros tend to be accomplished writers. If you’re a veritable Hemingway, use your résumé to spotlight that talent. To fuel your job search, consider these enticing opportunities.
From Colonel Sanders’ enduring persona to Fruit of the Loom’s quirky underwear giveaway, engagement opportunities abound on the professional network. Try these on for size.
You might be your organization’s ‘Yoda for Branding’ with the avatar to back it up, but your fellow professionals might not fancy that—if you even turn up in search results. Wise up.
There are many opportunities for communications pros to flex their muscles and climb the ladder at PR firms or in organizations, but is that opening the right fit for you? Here’s what you should consider.
