Category: PRPricedRight
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Al Golin, whose PR firm worked with McDonald’s for 60 years, passes away – Chicago Business Journal
Al Golin, whose public relations firm worked with McDonald’s for more than 60 years, passed away on Saturday. He was 87. Golin made what is now a famous cold call to McDonald’s founder Ray Kroc to pitch how public relations and community engagement could help Kroc grow his brand. Kroc retained Colin’s agency for $500…
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CMO Today: Public Relations Firms See Trump Bump – WSJ
WHAT’S YOUR TRUMP STRATEGY? Companies typically turn to public relations firms for advice on dealing with issues such as product recalls, plant fires and malfeasance by board members. But now there’s a new PR nightmare keeping company executives awake at night: An attack from the president. As Donald Trump bashes auto makers like General Motors…
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New Berlin Schools Honored for Public Relations Effort
New Berlin – The New Berlin School District has won the Lighthouse Award, the highest recognition given by the Wisconsin School Public Relations Association.The district earned a perfect score for its 2014-15 district annual report. Although the association gave Spectrum Awards to 30 school districts, it annually gives only one Lighthouse Award.Spectrum Awards recognize high-quality…
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Careers in Cannabis Public Relations | Huffington Post
Several times per month someone will ask me how can they break into the cannabis industry. They’ve heard how lucrative dispensaries are, and often people believe that that’s the only place to enter. Not true! Any of your existing skills and expertise can be aligned with the cannabis industry. The cannabis market is rich with…
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Cleveland State Public Relations Organization PRSSA Hosts Game Night – The Cauldron Student Newspaper
The CSU chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) held a game night in the Student Center Atrium Dec. 2. The event featured free food as well as a raffle. The main purpose of the event, according to chapter president Monet Roberts, was to provide students with an opportunity to relax before…




