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February 11, 2026

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By Sharon Dewar, Senior Vice President, Conservation and Wildlife Care Inside public relations, everyone talks about “getting the story out.” Fewer talk honestly about what it takes to recognize a story in the first place, and to act quickly enough that the moment doesn’t pass by.  The strongest public relations professionals share a common set of qualities. They are curious. They […]

By: Rachel Jean-Pierre, Vice President, Healthcare  Public health policies are shifting fast, and sometimes in conflict — creating fertile ground for confusion. Amplified by the churn of social media, trust erodes and misinformation surges. It is harder than ever for people to find credible sources they can rely on.  Healthcare associations are uniquely positioned to […]

Featured Image Credit: © Oceanogràfic València By Sharon Dewar Why Collaboration—Not Competition—Captures the World’s Attention In conservation science, collaboration is not a buzzword; it is the operating system. Biologists swap datasets, zoos exchange critical genetics, and government agencies remove barriers that a single institution could never tackle alone. Yet when it comes to public relations, […]

In the fast-paced world of public relations, on-site client support is essential for executing seamless events, maximizing media opportunities, and managing real-time challenges. Having PR professionals present ensures that every detail aligns with the client’s key messages and that media interactions yield the best possible coverage.  A prime example of the power of on-site support […]

August 17, 2022

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Once again we celebrate National Nonprofit Day, a day set aside to recognize the difference nonprofits and charities make in their communities and around the globe, creating a positive impact and changing the world. Our agency is driven by purpose, the drive to help our clients make a difference in the world and help those who […]

On Earth Day’s 50th anniversary, let’s recognize and celebrate our need for nature. Mandated sheltering in place in many communities around the globe not only keeps us from interacting with others, but it has limited many from experiencing and benefiting from nature beyond our windows. The “timeout” from being outdoors and walking through parks and [...]
Technology has evolved how we engage and experience the world. Some ideas seem desirable – until we put them into practice and allow their shortcomings to surface. The COVID-19 shelter-in-place ordinances are putting many concepts to the test, including remote working environments, home-schooling, and virtual nature experiences. There are mixed results and many lessons being [...]
Jill Allread, APR CEO Jill Allread leads PCI and provides executive counsels to a wide variety of organizations and individuals to enhance their brands, strategies and reputations. An agency owner for more than 20 years, Jill also draws upon her experience as a daily newspaper reporter and editor when helping clients more effectively tell their story through strategic communications [...]
How to Be Merciless When You Edit “Write drunk, edit sober” – often misattributed to Ernest Hemingway – is a phrase I love. While some believe it merely an excuse for alcoholism, I prefer not to take it so literally. To me, it means write freely and edit fiercely. It’s not easy. But it’s important [...]
Sharon Dewar Senior Vice President The past few weeks have seen several tourism companies climb aboard the bandwagon of those opposed to keeping marine mammals in aquariums and zoos. The reason cited is familiar rhetoric frequently espoused by animal rights groups, but lacking in credible evidence to substantiate the claims. Rhetoric shapes public perception, and [...]
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