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And it acts like your straight neighbor Fran who puts a rainbow flag up on their house and volunteers to help at the local LGBTQ+ center. And it acts like your straight school principal who blocks book banning in their school library and hosts a local drag queen for Story Hour. Ben Finzel is president of RENEW PR in Washington, D.C,
Back in 2003, I started HEADLINES and maintained it for 2 years. Perhaps the best example of “interruptive” marketing (or outbound marketing as it’s also called) is the call you received from the local duct cleaner just as you’re sitting down to dinner. You can’t email an invitation to a local speaking gig.
Speak out against anti-LGBTQ efforts at the local, state and national level — This means advocating for our humanity not just when it’s convenient, but when it’s necessary. In 2003, he co-founded FH Out Front, the first global LGBTQ communications practice at an international PR firm (FleishmanHillard). Always in all ways.
The move resulted in the agency closing. My agency, Ketchum is a member of the PRCA, and I’m a personal member of the CIPR. The group revisited a project undertaken by Valin on behalf of the GA in 2003, and benchmarked a dozen codes of conduct and ethics for PR associations worldwide.
Since, 2003, to be exact. So, I thought it was worth commemorating since the MN PR Blog has been an instrumental part of the local PR community for 15+ years. Like I said, Ryan started the blog in 2003. He posted an agency list that up until just recently, I was still referencing. He posted agency and corporate PR news.
Using local resources is huge. In addition to providing public relation services for top global sportswear and equipment companies like Prince Tennis, Natalie has worked with some of the leading sports and entertainment agencies such as Blue Entertainment Sports Television (BEST) and Lagardere Unlimited Tennis.
More recently a study by Shannon Bowen (published in 2003) reported surprise among public relations undergraduates that the work was less glamorous than they had expected. There is a very individualistic focus in thinking about work and careers in PR/communications that is evident in both the literature and practice.
First, all PR starts local. While it may be tempting (or your client may expect) to pitch national outlets first, building and executing a successful PR plan needs to start with local media. I’ll start with a couple of general tips that I learned from mentors early in my career that continue to serve me well today.
I moved back from West London in late 2003, I had a good time down there, and the truth is I went there to better my career – I mapped my own career out. I had already worked in-house as an internal communications specialist on a nuclear power station for more than a year, and I wanted to work in a successful thriving agency.
In addition to providing public relation services for top global sportswear and equipment companies like Prince Tennis, Natalie has worked with some of the leading sports and entertainment agencies such as Blue Entertainment Sports Television (BEST) and Lagardere Unlimited Tennis. Follow Natalie on Twitter @npmikolich.
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