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COVID-19 Supply Chain Issues Make Consumer Communications a B2B Priority

COVID-19 Supply Chain Issues Make Consumer Communications a B2B Priority

by Melissa Kinch| May 28, 2020

What ingredients go into the food we eat? What materials are in a beauty product? What software tools help a brand interact online, and what environmental impact does a given material have? For any B2B brand that provides the individual elements behind a consumer facing product, the need for transparency with consumers has been growing […]

Travel Reporters Prepare for a Strong Comeback

Travel Reporters Prepare for a Strong Comeback

by Bettina Garibaldi| May 27, 2020

Many tourism and hospitality leaders are wondering whether pushing travel right now is the right thing to do, and they’re unsure how it’ll resonate with media. Trust me, it’s a thought that runs through my head constantly as a communications professional. Journalists are under extreme pressure to deliver quality reporting in an already oversaturated market, […]

The Time of Our Lives: Adjusting Our Habits in a WFH World

The Time of Our Lives: Adjusting Our Habits in a WFH World

by Rob Levy| May 22, 2020

As many of us enter Month Three of our collective lockdown, now is a great moment to reflect on some of the habits we’ve made—or remade—along the way. While we may have started this process under the impression that the change would be temporary, it’s clear that some degree of working from home is the […]

How to Prep Executives for Presenting from Anywhere

How to Prep Executives for Presenting from Anywhere

by Bill Zucker| May 20, 2020

Watching this month’s high-profile U.S. Senate hearing on reopening the country, communications pros could not help playing armchair coach. Even as important topics such as the balance between economic recovery and disease prevention played out, we were compelled to ask things such as, “Why isn’t the FDA commissioner looking at the camera?” or, “What is […]

Has the Pandemic Put the Brakes on the Iconic Auto Show?

Has the Pandemic Put the Brakes on the Iconic Auto Show?

by Kevin Oates| May 18, 2020

Every year, North American auto shows draw millions of visitors across the country and generate even more visibility through widespread media coverage highlighting the craziest concepts and coolest new cars that will hit the road in the future. Yet even before the first-ever spring North American International Auto Show in Detroit was cancelled in late […]

Woman making sourdough bread in a kitchen

Our Appetite for Online Community and Bread Baking: The View from Canada

by Alissa Liotti| May 12, 2020

The world is changing. We’re teaching our grandparents how to use Zoom; we’re filming countless attempts of Drake’s “Toosie Slide” for our TikTok accounts, and we’re replacing Hockey Night in Canada—a Saturday evening tradition since 1952—with sourdough bread baking. It may be fascinating to follow changes in consumer behaviour during the global pandemic, but these […]