by Nick Leighton | 17 Jan, 2022 | Crisis Communications, PR Tips & Trends, Public Relations, Reputation Management
Remember the saying “There’s no such thing as bad publicity?” Well, that’s not entirely accurate. More and more, brands are seeing the impact of PR scandals and crises and how they impact their market positions. Depending on the circumstances, a crisis can cast a...
by Gábor Jelinek | 13 Dec, 2021 | Employer Branding, PR Tips & Trends, PRGNfuture, Public Relations
What a year! After 2020 wiped out all the plans people, companies, organizations and governments had made for that year, 2021 continued to surprise us in both good and bad ways. Worldwide rollout of vaccination; bullish stock markets; tourists in space, former...
by PRGN Admin | 8 Dec, 2021 | B2B Communications, Consumer Communications, Coronavirus, Corporate Social Responsibility, Crisis Communications, Employer Branding, Events, Gen-Z, Investor relations, News, Public Affairs, Public Relations, SEO, Sustainability
The Public Relations Global Network (PRGN) announced winners of its 2021 Best Practice Awards today in an online Awards Gala ceremony attended virtually by member agencies from across the globe. In the tenth year of PRGN’s awards program, member agencies submitted...
by Frédéric Francois | 1 Nov, 2021 | Corporate Communications, Media Relations, PR Tips & Trends, Public Relations, Reputation Management
It seems like ages ago, but when a public relations or marketing professional wanted to create buzz for their client or brand, they used to quickly fall back on media relations. These days, that’s not necessary the case. Thanks to the rise of the internet and social...
by Mark Hazlin | 4 Oct, 2021 | Corporate Communications, PR Tips & Trends, Public Affairs, Public Relations
There’s a saying that there are two things you shouldn’t talk about at parties: religion and politics. That’s because talking about either one is liable to get you into hot water with people who might otherwise be your best friends. Similarly, the decision for a...
