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Posts:July 2018, Amsterdam
Harnessing the Power of Biometrics in Communications
by Mary Elizabeth Germaine| July 27, 2018
Biometrics are the unique physical, psychological and behavioral characteristics of a person—including fingerprints, retinal patterns and even the way one types. Used for identity verification for everything from banking and unlocking phones to tracking fitness, biometric technology is even changing the way we travel—JetBlue was the first U.S. carrier to use facial recognition to board […]
A Primer for Conquering Amazon’s Biggest Shopping Day
Prime Day has come and gone, but its impact on brands and consumers is here to stay. Some brands are resistant to the shift in retail power, while others are embracing it. Aside from the server failures and sad puppy glitches (which just made me want a dog even more), consumers are benefiting from the […]
Purpose Isn’t Proprietary: How to Stand Out by Hanging with the Right Crowd
by Katie Michel| July 25, 2018
The lines have never been more blurred between the role of business to sell products (i.e. make money) and acting for social change, embedding sustainability into a company’s bottom line, or speaking out on international or political issues. Two decades ago – even one decade ago – the thought of a Fortune 50 company speaking […]
Leading Through Change
by Amanda Kowal Kenyon and Melissa Barry| July 19, 2018
Ketchum is going through one of the biggest changes in its 95-year history. We’ve shifted to a communications consultancy model, leaning into our industry expertise and operating with a no boundaries framework to best serve our clients. We are thrilled to have a new vision and new values that support our strategy of transforming us into a […]
Happy 100th Birthday to Nelson Mandela, One of the Most Powerful Communicators of Our Time
by Mindy Rubinstein| July 18, 2018
On December 5, 2013, the news of Nelson Mandela’s death popped up on my screen. I felt a rush of sorrow and was taken aback by the strength of my emotions. It was as if someone close to me had died. And though he was 95 at the time, I was still shocked by his […]
What’s the Role of Communications in Health? It’s Vital.
Having worked in the health sector for nearly a quarter of a century and planning to be in for the next quarter-century, if the industry will have me, I never stop seeing how unique and endlessly fascinating the healthcare space is, and how we can make a difference with the work that we do. I […]
