Thought Bubble
Throughout October, we’ve been celebrating National Work & Family Month on our blog and social channels. To conclude our month of celebration, we asked CooperKatz team members about how they balance work and family life, as well as what they love about CooperKatz’s family-friendly atmosphere.
This fall, CooperKatz has two interns: Courtney Newby, a graduate of Brigham Young University, and Jacqueline Gurevich, a senior at Columbia University. Learn about what they’re studying, their favorite websites and more in our latest blog post.
PR pros must break out of current measurement silos in order to more effectively report ROI. And when it comes to being a new leader in the PR industry, recognizing that you won’t have all the answers and embracing ambiguity are key. These are some of the thoughts and pieces of advice that CooperKatz President & CEO Anne Green shared with PR News and PR Tactics, respectively, in recent weeks.
Today is the last day of National Employee Wellness Month. To conclude our month of celebrating CK's commitment to fostering wellness throughout the company, we asked team members: What do you do to stay well at work?
Few topics have dominated the news cycle over the past year as much as data security. From the Heartbleed debacle to the infamous Target breach, we as consumers have been fascinated – and horrified – by how un-private our private information and data truly appear to be. But if there’s a single most captivating aspect of these data security scandals, it might just be watching the companies responsible for them struggle to publicly react.
David Fuscus, CEO of Xenophon Strategies, Inc., one of CooperKatz’s partners in the Public Relations Global Network, recently wrote a blog post titled “Fixing Data Breach PR.” In the post, he examines how companies involved with recent data breaches have flubbed their resulting communications strategies, and offers insight into the considerations these companies likely had to make.