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Join Ro Lane as she sits down with Scott Pansky, co-founder and partner at Allison + Partners, to talk about letting your creativity flow in your professional work, and why it can make your campaign, or yourself, stand out. Ro and Scott talk about Scott's previous uses of that child-like creativity and how it led to wildly successful campaigns and relationships in his work, and some advice to take with you to do the same.    Additional information: To connect with Scott: Scott Pansky | LinkedIn   To connect with PRSSA National: Facebook X (formerly Twitter) Instagram LinkedIn   To connect with Ro Lane, Vice President of Brand Engagement ‘24-25: vpbrandengagement@prsa.org  Ro (Jalynn) Lane | LinkedIn

In der ersten Folge der neuen Staffel Kopfstand haben wir Verena Maedler, Senior Account Managerin bei Allison+Partners gefragt: ×       Welche Arten von Influencer:innen gibt es? ×       Wann passen sie zu Unternehmen? ×       Und wie baut man eine gute Beziehung zu ihnen auf? Verena Maedler hat in ihrer beruflichen Laufbahn bereits viele verschiedene Projekte für Kunden mit Influencer:innen umgesetzt und gibt als Expertin Tipps und Tricks in der Folge an Euch weiter. 

This week's episode of Inclusion Revolution Radio features Dr. Jorge Alcaraz and Chris Morrison of Allison + Partners, a global marketing and communications agency. They discussed the company's innovative approach with Novie and why inclusion is at the forefront of their mission. 

Phil Weiss is a Senior Vice President at Allison+Partners. Phil's story is one that will definitely speak to a lot of people, as the conversation ranges from starting his career at a small PR firm and using those skills and connections to move into higher positions before switching gears and going to work at a large global firm. Phil's Links: Company Website: https://www.allisonpr.com/ Sign up for the Touching Base: PR Edition Newsletter: https://touchingbasepr.beehiiv.com/subscribe TOUCHING BASE: PR EDITION WEBSITE: touchingbasepr.com Touching Base: PR Edition is a motivating resource for those looking to break into the public relations industry. Through fun and informative podcast episodes including guests such as public relations professionals, founders and more, listeners will gain a better understanding for the public relations industry and the steps to make their own mark within it. Make sure to subscribe to the show on whatever platform you are listening on and get connected on Instagram @touchingbase_pr to ask questions and get sneak peeks of special guests! For guest inquiries, sponsorships, and general questions please email: jamie@touchingbasepr.com About The Host Hi! My name is Jamie Goerke. I'm used to the 280 character limit that Twitter gives me, but since I have more room here, let me tell you about myself! I'm used to the 280 character limit that Twitter gives me, but since I have more room here, let me tell you about myself! I graduated from Binghamton University in December of 2020 with a BA in English and I am looking to work in sports marketing, communications and social media! In May of 2021, I began my journey at St. John's University as an Athletic Communications Graduate Assistant. The following year, in May of 2022, I transitioned into a hybrid marketing/communications/digital media graduate assistant. In my role, I am the sole producer of volleyball home events, in addition to co-producing both men's and women's basketball games. I also work in a social media capacity, primarily working on the Red Storm Tiktok and as a content creator. Thanks to my position, I am also recieving a fully-funded Masters Degree in Sport Management. During undergrad, I took on leadership roles in various different clubs and organizations, including Dickinson Community Players (a student-run theatre group), Binghamton Dance Marathon (#FTK!), and my sorority, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pi. I have worked with various different groups of people really honing in on my teamwork, leadership development, and communications skills. In addition, I spent two years interning in Binghamton's Athletic Department. Beyond the professional realm, I also am a creator. Since my YouTube comeback in January of 2019, I have been producing content focused on a wide variety of angles. My most popular videos include those depicting life at Binghamton University. My videos show every aspect of my life, encompassing my health and fitness journey and navigating post-grad life, the job-search and grad school. Instagram: @jamieinjpegs @jamieinsports TikTok: @jamieinmotionn Youtube: www.youtube.com/jamiegoerke Music: bensound.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/touchingbasepr/support

Jonathan Heit is the Co-founder and Global Chief Operating Officer at Allison+Partners. The award-winning Allison+Partners is a global marketing and communications agency operating in 50 worldwide markets. The agency specializes in corporate, consumer brands, public affairs, reputation risk, and health and technology practices.  In the 20-plus years under Jonathan's leadership at Allison+Partners, he's grown the agency from two offices and a 14-person staff to a $100-million global operation. Jonathan works closely with finance and human resources to maximize the agency's potential. His additional responsibilities include internal communications, external marketing, and the agency's overall diversity, equity, and inclusion. In this episode… When owning or heading a company, it's important to design a future-proof business plan. The best way to do that is to create a business that consistently tops the market. However, an exposed corporation is vulnerable to bankruptcy. How can you future-proof your business to withstand the test of time?  Business leader Jonathan Heit has one word for you: diversify. When an agency or company has more than one location, it can survive if there is a dip in one of its other operating markets. Geographical locations that perform well aid the markets that are struggling. Intrigued? Here's how you can learn more.  Join Chad Franzen, host of the Top Business Leaders Show, as he speaks with Jonathan Heit, Co-founder and Global Operating Officer of Allison+Partners. Jonathan explains future-proofing an organization, the Allison+Partners origin story, dealing with inflationary pressures, and more. Plus, Jonathan shares his daily routine and some of the best advice he's received as a business leader. 

Purpose has proven to be a solution for a major business challenge: The Great Resignation.The pandemic has given us a lot to think about. Employees are rearranging their priorities to pursue greater meaning (and values-alignment) in their work, placing significant new demands on their employers.Where does purpose fit in? Purpose Under Pressure, a research collaboration between Carol Cone ON PURPOSE, The Harris Poll, and Allison + Partners, unpacks the benefits of a strong Purpose during turbulent times, its value for recruitment and retention – as well as some early red flags for Purpose practitioners – and tools to embed Purpose within organizations for maximum benefit. ​Listen to host Carol Cone; Wendy Salomon, Managing Director of Corporate Reputation & Strategy (The Harris Poll); and Whitney Dailey, Executive Vice President of Purpose (Allison + Partners) for insights on:What employees expect from employersWhy there is a disconnect between employees and leadership when it comes to purpose fulfillmentHow marketing and strategy-building functions are the least “bought in” to purposeShifts that have occurred since the start of the pandemicResources + Links:Purpose Under PressureThe B2B Purpose ParadoxCarol Cone ON PURPOSEThe Harris PollAllison + Partners (00:00) - Welcome to Purpose 360 (00:13) - Purpose Under Pressure (02:37) - Meet Wendy Solomon and Whitney Dailey (04:58) - Wendy's Background (07:36) - Whitney's Background (09:27) - Top Findings (15:57) - How to Embed Purpose (20:09) - Tools (22:18) - Purpose in Sales, Marketing & Strategy (26:12) - Who's Doing It Well (30:26) - Identifying Personal Purpose (32:03) - Transparency (36:59) - CEOs Refining Purpose (39:12) - Getting the Message Out (42:52) - Next Couple Years (45:50) - Advice (48:29) - Wrap Up

During this insightful #FridayForum, Allison+Partners EVP of Purpose Whitney Dailey unpacks Purpose Under Pressure, a new study released jointly by Allison+Partners, Carol Cone ON PURPOSE and The Harris Poll. Moderated by Allison+Partners Partner and SF General Manager Meghan Curtis, this event explains why strong corporate purpose (the reason a company exists in addition to making money) is important for recruitment and retention. And how strong purpose in turbulent times can drive employees' decision-making and overall buy-in. If you need recommendations about how to help your organization build purpose authenticity and pull-through across departments and hierarchy, be sure to listen to this important program.

While the majority of businesses were sending employees home at the beginning of the pandemic, Moderna was rapidly scaling. When the pharmaceutical company joined the race to a vaccine, it grew overnight by more than 2,000 employees. Suddenly every Moderna employee was thrust into the public spotlight, making it more important than ever for leadership to ensure employees and their families felt cared for and supported.   In this episode of the PRovoke Media Podcast, Megan Miller, Head of Content Partnerships at PRovoke Media talks with Scott Allison, global chairman & CEO at Allison+Partners and Tracey Franklin, chief human resources officer for Moderna, about the impact of the pandemic on Moderna — a company that was propelled to global notoriety as it worked toward a COVID vaccine —  and role culture played in its success.  Allison and Franklin discuss the unprecedented value of face-to-face video calls with their people during a crisis, as well as the unexpected ways in which they met the needs of their employees during a time of risk and uncertainty. Moderna's established culture that already prioritized taking care of its people was put to the test during the pandemic as employees' needs demanded new types of support that included things like childcare and meal deliveries. It was this commitment to putting people over the work that was instrumental in Moderna's successful development of a COVID vaccine.  Topics like burnout, growth, working from home and handling being a company shot into the global spotlight as Moderna are also discussed.  

Allison+Partners MD Jeremy Seow and technology journalist Eileen Yu join the PRovoke Media podcast to examine how tech news is changing in Asia. The discussion follows an Allison+Partners research study that explored the battle of brand vs product, with tech news now encompassing a wide range of topics, including policy issues, geopolitical tensions, security breaches, and workplace culture. The podcast explores this shift and its implications for brands, journalists, and technology storytelling.

Why should companies invest in employee action groups? Tracey Cassidy, Partner & General Manager of Allison+Partners, New York and Jill Feldman, Partner & Managing Director of Allison+Partners, discuss their journey of growing a successful Women's Leadership Program. Tracey and Jill also explain how leaders can advance female representation through visibility and conversation. To share your feedback, contact: Doug Simon: dougs@dssimonmedia.com or news@dssimonmedia.com - 212.736.2727 For more info go to: https://www.dssimon.com

Podcast topics:2:49 - Ponzio talks about her career path from Edelman to the origins of APC Collective, activating authentic DE&I initiatives, working through 2020's civil rights protests and COVID-19 and more.18:14 - How Facebook responded to two crises this week: whistleblower allegations that it had purposely prioritized “growth over safety” and an hours-long outage on Facebook and Instagram. Plus, how brands reacted to the outage on Twitter.25:21 - Catching up on the ongoing developments around Ozy Media's decisions to dissolve its board of directors, not to retain its law firm, or its PR firm. 32:14 - Discussing the Pandora Papers leak, the largest-ever look behind the curtain at how wealthy individuals and organizations utilize tax havens around the world.33:43 - How Budweiser co-opted the viral success of Home Depot's giant skeleton decoration.35:07 - Allison + Partners is expanding into Latin America, opening an office in partnership with Grupo Garnier, an affiliate of Allison + Partners' parent holding company, Stagwell.37:09 - On former Trump White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham's new book, I'll Take Your Questions Now: What I Saw in the Trump White House.

Lisa Rosenberg, Partner + President, Consumer Brands at Allison+Partners, shares insights on the future of brand communications. She speaks about how her experience as a judge at Cannes provided a window into how brands can deploy a compelling narrative to forge meaningful connections in an increasingly fragmented world. Lisa also explains how brands can avoid becoming a “chaser of culture” and move towards making a more sincere and meaningful impact.

There's been an explosion of interest in women's health recently. The category, deemed ‘femtech' by some, is currently a $700m market that's expected to boom to more than $1 billion by 2025. Of course, women's health isn't new, so what, exactly, is different about today's momentum? That's the question we asked in the latest episode of  “License to Accelerate: Perspectives on the Future of Health” that features Jess Graham, chief marketing officer at Hologram Sciences; Bulbul Hooda, brand creator and chief marketing officer at Vella Bioscience; and Michelle Webb who leads the health practice at Allison+Partners. The conversation is moderated by PRovoke Media executive editor Aarti Shah.  03:08      More about Hologram Sciences and Vella Bioscience 06:38      Why we should examine the use of ‘femtech'  07:21      Medical terms vs. euphemisms for women's health  10:16      Social media restrictions on feminine health  13:49      How to build trust around such intimate offerings  17:48     Inclusive storytelling on women's health 21:26     How data is driving storytelling on women's health  24:16     Combating ageism against women  27:10     Where is the conversation headed? 29:40     How to stand out in such a crowded, buzz-generating space?     

In this episode of Cause Talk Radio, Alli and Megan speak with Susannah Schaefer, President and Chief Executive Officer at Smile Train and Scott Pansky, Co-Founder and Social Impact Lead at Allison & Partners about the value of PR for nonprofit organizations.Smile Train is the world's largest cleft-focused organization, with a sustainable and local model of supporting surgery and other forms of essential care and, like most nonprofit organizations, has had to embrace the “pivot” to keep stakeholders engaged in meaningful ways.One way they've accomplished this, with the help of Allison+Partners, is by leveraging proactive communications and PR.Tune in to learn more about the tactics Smile Train and Allison+Partners has employed, including partnerships with influencers and virtual events.Links & NotesSmile Train Allison+Partners

In this episode of Cause Talk Radio, Alli and Megan speak with Susannah Schaefer, President and Chief Executive Officer at Smile Train and Scott Pansky, Co-Founder and Social Impact Lead at Allison & Partners about the value of PR for nonprofit organizations. Smile Train is the world's largest cleft-focused organization, with a sustainable and local model of supporting surgery and other forms of essential care and, like most nonprofit organizations, has had to embrace the “pivot” to keep stakeholders engaged in meaningful ways. One way they've accomplished this, with the help of Allison+Partners, is by leveraging proactive communications and PR. Tune in to learn more about the tactics Smile Train and Allison+Partners has employed, including partnerships with influencers and virtual events. Links & Notes Smile Train Allison+Partners

This episode kicks-off a series with Allison+Partners, License to Accelerate: Perspectives on the Future of Health. With May being Mental Health Awareness, in this episode we discuss how the global pandemic has impacted both awareness and action around mental health. The conversation, hosted by PRovoke executive editor Aarti Shah, features Stephanie Rogers, SVP of communications and marketing from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and Michelle Webb, managing director of health at Allison+Partners. They explore the question: while we're seeing signs that the stigma around mental health is eroding somewhat, how can we build on this momentum to ensure that we are guaranteeing #mentalhealth4all?

This two-part podcast with Diana Marszalek features Steve Kirsch, founder of the Early Covid Treatment Fund, and Allison+Partners' Amber Albrecht discussing the challenges of garnering support for scientists, followed by Tagger's Diogo Felippelli talking about how the pandemic has changed the tone and tenor of social media.

Allison + Partners consumer brands leader Lisa Rosenberg joins Aarti Shah on the PRovoke podcast to reflect on how the challenges of 2020 shaped innovation this year. We also talk about the creative campaigns that broke through a tumultuous social and political backdrop. Rosenberg was featured on the 2020 Innovator 25 in Americas.   

Overview The Stevens Group has been presenting the PR Masters Series Podcast for almost two years now.  This series is part of the ongoing partnership between The Stevens Group and CommPRO to bring to PR,digital/interactive and marketing communications agencies the wisdom of those who have reached the top of the PR profession.  Today's special guest is Scott Allison, Co-Founder, Global Chairman & CEO, Allison + Partners.     About Our Guest Scott is global chairman and CEO of one of the fastest-growing global communications firms in the industry. Known for its unique culture, Scott founded Allison+Partners with a vision to build a positive and entrepreneurial environment where talented people at all levels could do great work and thrive. Scott oversees the firm's Global Board, while continuing to provide communications counsel to many high-profile executives and clients. He is an expert in issues management and crisis communications; presentation and media training; and is regularly called upon to speak about issues facing the public relations industry. Prior to founding Allison+Partners, Scott was the West Coast president of Connors Communications and a senior vice president and partner at The Gable Group. Scott is a member of the Arthur W. Page Society and serves on the advisory board for ISOThrive, The Fraternity and the Church of the Resurrection. He is a recipient of the Monty Award given to San Diego State University alumni and was a finalist for both the EY Entrepreneur Of The Year® and the American Business Award's Communications Executive of the Year. A patron of San Diego State University's School of Journalism and Media Studies, Scott provided a founding gift to the Glen M. Broom Center for Professional Development in Public Relations and funds a scholarship that supports internship opportunities for students.

Change Communication – oder auf Deutsch die Kommunikation rund um Veränderungsprozesse – ist gerade in dieser von Covid-19 geprägten Phase zu einem entscheidenden Element der Unternehmenskommunikation geworden. Intern wie extern. Wie Change Communication gelingt, was man dabei beachten muss und welche Stolpersteine man umgehen sollte, hören Sie in der neuen Folge „Kopfstand“ – dem Podcast für PR, Kommunikation und Neue Arbeit von Allison+Partners. Zu Gast ist Rainer Westermann, Präsident des Crisis Protection Networks: Westermann ist langjähriger Experte unter anderem auf den Gebieten der strategischen Kommunikation und des Reputationsmanagements.

Die Corona-Pandemie hat massive Auswirkungen auf die Sharing Economy. Von AirBnB, über Coworking bis hin zu Carsharing sind alle Teilbereiche betroffen. Die großen Fragen, die sich im Zuge dieser Zäsur stellen, sind Folgende: Wird sich die Shareconomy durch Corona nachhaltig verändern? Wo liegen die Chancen, wo die Risiken in diesem Prozess? Und welche Veränderungen haben bereits stattgefunden? Diesem Thema widmet sich auch die neue Folge unseres Pordcasts „Kopfstand“ – der Podcast für PR, Kommunikation und Neue Arbeit von Allison+Partners. Zu Gast sind Niklas Merk, Leiter der Unternehmenskommunikation bei ShareNow und Heike Schubert, Leiterin des Münchener Büros von Allison+Partners.

How to grow a 12 man Public Relations shop in a severe economic downturn into powerhouse with over 600 employees and offices all over the globe. Listen to Scott Allison of Allison Partners discuss his harrowing journey of struggling to pay the bills into one of the largest PR firms in the country.

In dieser Folge des Kopfstands widmen wir uns der Kommunikation in der Zeit nach dem Lock-Down in der aktuellen Pandemie. Wie sollten Unternehmen nach innen und außen kommunizieren? Welche Phasen gibt es und in welcher befinden wir uns gerade? Und: Was ist in dieser Zeit generell aus Kommunikationsperspektive zu beachten? Diese Fragestellungen und mehr bespricht Host Stefan Schaumeier mit der Leiterin der Münchner Büros von Allison+Partners, Heike Schubert.

Jonathan Heit is the co-founder and partner at Allison+Partners, as well as a trusted adviser to some of today’s best-known technology brands. Allison+Partners is global communications agency with 30 offices and more than 450 employees worldwide. In his role as global president he focuses on the growth and operations of the agency’s two largest regions, Asia and the U.S. Jonathan also serves as global chair of the Technology practice, spearheading work in both the consumer and B2B categories. Coming to us across from across the Pacific Ocean from Tokyo, Japan -  Jonathan Heit catches up with Lou Diamond on Thrive LOUD.  *** Connect to Lou Diamond: www.loudiamond.net Subscribe to Thrive LOUD: www.thriveloud.com/podcast  

The rise of influencer marketing has sparked debate around how to measure the impact of these campaigns and the new rules of engagement — and how those differ from traditional media. Cathy Planchard, president of Allison + Partners' All Told Division, joins the Echo Chamber to discuss a recent report the agency published, Unleashing Influence, that shows that marketers aren't fully optimizing the potential of influencer marketing. During the conversation, we also reference an

In this episode we're talking about the fun part of PR: getting creative for clients. The experts in this episode are Cathy Planchard and Kevin Nabipour, both of them leading AllTold, the creative department of our PR agency Allison+Partners (https://www.allisonpr.com/what/all-told.html). We learn, amongst other things, why creativity based on solid research is the way to succes and how to measure creative campaigns.

Gründer und CEO von Allison + Partners, Scott Allison, erzählt, wie es zur Gründung kam und welche Eigenschaften das kleine Start-Up zu einem internationalen Unternehmen mit mehr als 30 Büros auf der ganzen Welt gemacht haben. Zudem verrät er, welche Eigenschaften für ihn besonders wichtig sind, um in der PR erfolgreich zu sein - und gibt einen Ausblick auf die Trends in der PR-Branche im Jahr 2019.

This week I'm interviewing Aaron Kwittken, founder of KWT in the latest of life stories podcasts. Aaron started KWT, formally Kwittken, 13 years ago. Before this he followed a big agency career path working at MSL, Ketchum, Fleishman, Cohn and Wolfe and Havas. KWT has a fee income of $12 to $15 million dollars and around 80 employees including 12 in London. Aarron sold KWT to MDC Partners in 2010 and still owns a minority stake in the firm. MDC Partners also owns Allison Partners, Hunter PR and Sloane & Co. Here is a summary of what Aaron and I discussed: Why having spent 13 years working for some of the world's biggest PR firms he decided to launch Kwittken. 0.59 mins Why mediocrity can hide at big agencies in a way in can't in smaller firms. 01.19 mins Why it's wrong that the more senior you get in a large agency the further away you get from actually serving clients. 01.43 mins How Aaron defines the difference between practice areas and specialisms, and why it's an important consideration in how you organise an agency. 02.05 mins Why the need for more of a collaborative approach means agencies must rid themselves of departments and fiefdoms. 02.53 mins How KWT is set up so that junior staff don't have a vertical specialsm, it's a matrix structure. 03.09 mins Why the greatest mark of success of a business is not what an employee does while they're with you, but what they do when they leave. 04.08 mins Why matching people's passions to the clients they work on is really important. 04.30 mins Whether Aaron regrets selling KWT at such an early stage (when it had eight employees, it now has 80). 05.54 mins How MDC Partners merged KWT into a digital agency and then KWT "spun themselves back out". 05.59 mins Why there will be 2 types of PR firms - earned media shops and brand marketing agencies. 07.51 mins What impact the financial difficulties of KWT's owner and holding company MDC Partners has on the business. 09.56 mins Why London still is such an important place for US firms to have a presence. 11.17 mins What has Aaron learnt from acquiring PR agencies? 14.06 mins Why Aaron looks at agencies like shopping malls. 15.31 mins Which areas Aaron wants to make acquisitions in in London next year. 16.38 mins and 28.39 mins Why short-term earn outs in PR don't work. 17.34 mins Why KWT is bigger now than if Aaron had not taken investment from MDC Partners. 19.40 mins Why Aaron never wants to grow KWT beyond 150-200 people. 21.06 mins Why agencies need a purpose. 24.07 mins Why the dots on the map approach to international PR firms is outdated. 24.48 mins How Aaron took up Ironman in 2008 after his dad passed away from congestive heart failure. 31.26 mins Why Aaron's best thinking is done when he's swimming. 33.45 mins Why Aaron isn't worried about Brexit. 36.15 mins Why firms that have multiple offices spread their risk. 37.05 mins

Henk Campher Challenge conventional thinking – with 20 years of global experience, Henk is known as a disruptive and creative expert in the communications, brand, social impact and sustainability space. He’s had the pleasure of working on some of the coolest award-winning corporate campaigns and developing strategic solutions with companies such Starbucks, Levi’s, Best Buy, Timberland, Tiffany’s, REI, Abbott Labs, Samsung, Kellogg's, The North Face, SC Johnson, J&J, Unilever and Nestlé.  He has been bridging the world of nerds (social impact, purpose & sustainability experts) and flirts (brand & communication whizzes) thanks to being part of team Fenton, leading social impact and purpose work at Allison + Partners and Edelman, his time in the UK as an Oxfam campaigner, and his South African roots as an African development worker, trade unionist and creator of the Nelson Mandela initiated Proudly South African campaign.  He was named as one of the Top 30 CSR Pros to Follow in 2015 by Triple Pundit, Top 100 Thought Leaders in Trustworthy Business Behavior (he is now a judge for the award) and The Guardian’s Top 15 Sustainable Business Executives on Twitter.  Henk is a regular writer for the Huffington Post, Triple Pundit and CSRWire, a frequent speaker at conferences, and a Twitter junkie: @AngryAfrican. He is a member of Team Net Impact for Super Bowl 50. His Dō Sustainability book Creating a Sustainable Brand: A Guide to Growing the Sustainability Top Line was published in April 2014. In this episode, the following topics are discussed: Product impact vs. CSR — the crossroads Supply chain measured, but overlooking the impact of the product itself Three product buckets: makes the world better, makes world worse, or blah bucket Most products are not essential Ranking is overlooking impact The right measurement tools Measurement has made us oblivious to how consumers react to products — creative and instinct A challenge to corporations is embracing human nature Why is Disney ranked 100, and a cigarette company ranked 6? The important of honesty, or speaking about the white elephant in the room Methodology problem about indexes The vision of sustainability at SalesForce — at the heart is reinvention The launch of philanthropy cloud — helping employees contribute  to the causes Equality related to gender pay Attention on Inequality Best place to work — as a B2B company You can’t have innovation if people don’t love working for a company NOTES and RESOURCES Henk Campher Salesforce Sustainability 2018 100 Best Corporate Citizens David Grayson — Everybody’s Business @salesforce ABOUT PHILIP BEERE Philip is host of Corporate Sustainability; the podcast that explores companies and people who inspire innovation, improvement, and sustainable business practices through purpose-driven missions and initiatives. Philip is a longtime marketer, who consults companies on how to use stories and narrative to help build their brands.  He says sustainability stories are one of the most powerful ways companies can manage their reputations. Connect with him by clicking here.  

Perhaps one of the biggest challenges facing corporate storytellers today, is how to tell a consistent narrative, without telling the same tale, over and over again. Micah Baro, Creative Director and Content Strategist at Allison + Partners joins us to illuminate how he and his team find the ‘hidden story,’ for their clients. In addition, […]

Phil Carpenter, Chief Marketing Officer at UpLift, is responsible for all facets of UpLift’s marketing. Before joining UpLift, Phil served as senior partner and chair, western region for Allison+Partners, an integrated communications agency. Previously, he was Vice President of Marketing for Simply Hired and Vice President of Corporate Marketing for SideStep. Phil holds a B.A. from Stanford in English and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School. He is also on the board of The Marine Mammal Center. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why marketing segmentation is so important How Phil hones in on his market and then tests it How Phil picks and chooses what marketing channels to use Why you need to get clear on your definition of who you want to reach and you want to influence them Why you need to allocate your resources based on what your objectives Why you need to offer truly valuable content Inspiring action, exploration, and engagement Helping your sales people successful Why you need to get public relations right The value of being present at industry events Driving incremental success Ways to contact Phil: Website: www.uplift.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/philcarpenter www.tmmc.org