Podcasts about golin harris

In this second of a two-part series covering Most Contagious New York, WARC gathers takeaways from the day from Contagious principal strategist Chris Barth, and interviews presenters George Bryant from Golin Harris, and Elizabeth Paul from The Martin Agency on how their work for Grubhub and Solo Stove respectively built buzz that led to success throughout the funnel. To listen to part one, click here.

Are you wondering about allyship, sisterhood, and how to have a renewed discussion about inclusion? Are you pursuing a goal that's got you struggling and needing the inspiration to keep going? Struggling to make an impact on the tension you are facing in your daily life? Lisa is a proven leader with a track record of aligning messages and teams to drive results. With a background in corporate communications and brand reputation, Lisa has worked with major consumer brands, non-profit organizations, and agencies in her ongoing pursuit of living intentionally. A long-time storyteller, her passion lies in leveraging a brand's purpose to create meaningful connections. Lisa has an incredible career spanning Golin Harris, McDonald's, The Gap, Shift and now working for dairy farmers as senior vice president of communications at Dairy Management Incorporated. In this special women's month episode you'll learn: How Lisa stays motivated in spite of health challenges and the uncertainty of today's environment. Hear the story of how Lisa gave Meredith a big break into executive communications at McDonald's and her advice for white women who want to be an ally in the workplace. Get inspired by Lisa's simplistic approach to allyship and why it helps everyone at work. Understand how to reframe your career, relationship, and health more positively especially when you are stuck and need to take a pause. The Getting Unstuck with Meredith Moore podcast shares real-life examples of purpose-driven professionals shifting from feeling tired and underappreciated to advocating equal pay, wellbeing, and advancement. Register for Getting Unstuck Equal Pay Day on March 24th, 2021, from 3-6 pm CST, and get the confidence to negotiate your worth this year. Subscribe for weekly episodes and connect with resources for your career action plan at gettingunstuckguide.com/podcast.

Are you trying to find a better way to understand, relate and communicate with your culturally diverse team? In this episode of Ignited Learning, culture leadership expert Adrian Overholser shares his experience, wisdom and anecdotes on how leaders can better assimilate and connect with diverse people and cultures. Adrian is the Founder and CEO of HALO Learning Works since 2003. HALO is an educational innovator in Hong Kong that provides highly original learning programs to key financial and professional service firms across the region. Adrian imparts transformation learning on cross-cultural leadership effectiveness, marketing, sales and organizational development matters that leverage his 25 years of broad-based financial services in the U.S., Europe and Asia. He has held senior level positions with Citibank, MeesPierson (part of ABN AMRO), Fortis Investments and PR agency GOLIN/HARRIS. Join us as Adrian shares his deep insights into culture differences and provides you with valuable knowledge, examples and tips for leading across cultures. Resources:aoverholser@halolearningworks.comwww.halolearningworks.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Melissa Kimble is the founder of blkcreatives, a media and production company that advocates for Black genius across creative industries, producing thoughtful content and experiences that live at the intersection of culture, community and creativity. Thrust into full-time entrepreneurship after being fired from her job, Melissa shares how she maintains her focus and drive in the midst of uncertainty. Melissa has created the premier Twitter chat for Black millennials with hashtag blkcreatives (#blkcreatives). As the co-Founder of the newly launched KINDRD, a platform that supports professional wellness for Black creatives.  As a Digital media strategist, Melissa has worked with small businesses, major brands, mission driven startups, entrepreneurs, and creatives to share their brand stories through social media campaigns and consultations, handling social media for live events, brand ambassador, influencer programs and more. Her vast career includes her work as the Senior Social Media Manager for EBONY Magazine, Dream Village, 2018 Sundance Film Festival, Golin Harris, Burrell Communications, McDonald's, the NFL, ORS Olive Oil, American Family Insurance and OWN TV's Black Love Doc.  Connect with Melissa and blkcreatives at www.blkcreatives.com @blkcreatives @melissakimble Don't forget to subscribe, rate, review and share with at least 3 people who would enjoy or benefit from this conversation! Follow and tag us on social media: @loniswain @loniswainshow  #loniswainshow #loniswainshowpodcast #TLSS #TLSSpodcast

Joel Kessel is an advisor, content creator and speaker on the topics of strategic communications and working with the media.  He helps authors, entrepreneurs, solopreneurs, side hustlers, and small businesses understand how to leverage publicity so they can step onto a bigger stage, amplify their message and further fuel their marketing communication and lead-generation efforts. Professional Background A native of Ohio, Joel started his career in Chicago where he worked with professionals such as Chris Ruys Communications, Durk Rion Public Relations, and Golin Harris.  He has worked with large and small organizations, such as National Runaway Safeline, Ronald McDonald House Charities, Weber Grills, and Master Lock.  Joel also managed the marketing communications efforts for the Northern Illinois chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Over time, Joel developed a specialization in PR strategy and media relations, which he has leveraged to garner attention for his clients through media outlets such as USA Today, New York Times, Associated Press, CBS Evening News, NBC Nightly News and Columbus Business First, among others. Joel's Maturepreneurial Endeavors Today, Joel speaks, advises and writes about public relations and communications for the purpose of helping leaders of organizations that are doing meaningful work share their story in a meaningful way. His company, Kessel Communications, is a strategic communications agency that helps businesses strengthen their credibility, build positive reputations and increase brand awareness through better communications. His blog, JoelKessel.com, provide ideas, tips and advice on how businesses can get their stories in front of those who matter to them, with a focus on working with media reporters to gain consistent coverage and awareness about a product, service or organization.  The blog also reports how others are sharing their stories, how they’re being successful, how social media, advertising, and marketing all play together to increase influence and impact on the people a business serves. His podcast, Conversations on Communications provides listeners with thoughts and insight on how they can strategically and authentically communicate and deliver their message and story with clarity and confidence. Fun Facts About Joel Joel worked for five years in radio While living in Chicago, he was a lead singer in a two-man band He was a member of an improv group He's done commercial voice-over work He was a punter at Ohio State Joel is a member of The Ohio State University’s Varsity “O” Men’s Alumni Association and the Public Relations Society of America.  He is a founding member of the Ohio chapter of the Association for Strategic Planning.  He graduated from Ohio State University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism with a concentration in public relations. Joel currently lives outside Columbus, Ohio with his wife, Cathy, and their two children.

Today's Guest is Tom Ordover a video proffessional of TEO Creative. "Tom Ordover is President of TEO Creative. Prior to starting the company, Tom was Senior Vice President and Managing Director of CrossMedia, a division of Golin/Harris International providing integrated communications solutions on a project basis to Golin / Harris clients; as well as its own, independently generated clientele. Tom joined CrossMedia in 1998 after seven years in broadcast journalism — with stints at Fox Sports Chicago, and CNN in Atlanta. He was twice honored with Emmy Awards for his work as a Producer and Executive Producer." Key Takeaways You can't ignore what's happening in your industry. You must keep up with what is going on. Developing a team of independent contractors gives you flexibility in the the work that you do. You must clarify with the customer what exactly it is that they want.  Every platform needs content. Make sure to continue updating and maintaining your content to draw and hold attention from viewers and potential clients. You need to learn that it is okay to say no sometimes. You don't have to say yes to every single opportunity that comes your way. LISTEN. It is key to listen to your customers concerns, ideas, etc... "If you can't win, change the game." "Be more concerned with your character than with your reputation, your reputation is what other people think of you, your character is who you really are when no one else is around. If you take care of your character, you'll never have to worry about your reputation."   ~ John Wooden Tweetable Quotes [Tweet "You can't ignore what's happening in your industry. @tordover"] [Tweet "Every platform needs content. @tordover"] [Tweet "You need to learn that it is okay to say no sometimes. @tordover"] [Tweet "LISTEN. It is key to listen to your customers concerns, ideas, etc... @tordover"] Resources Special Limited time offer at the - The Solomon Effect TEO Creative Tom Ordover on LinkedIN Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game - Michael Lewis For complete show notes and clickable links go to www.BrianMininger.com/SBR23 The post 23: Build Your Team Without Employees w/ Tom Ordover appeared first on .

On today's show Inside PR Special, we opened with the announcement of the 7th Annual BMA Atlanta Charity Chocolate Tasting benefitting Cure Childhood Cancer. This event is being held at FAB Atlanta on February 24 from 6p-8p. Please go to the Business Marketing Association - Atlanta Chapter's website to register www.bmaatlanta.com/events/ Our first guests were Chris Myles from Golin Harris with his client Krista Eberle from United Egg Producers. Next up we had on Drew Plant from Plant Communications with his client Charles Crawford from Private Bank of Buckhead   Also if you know of a business in Atlanta that we should know about please email Amy Otto at Amy @ atlantabusinessradio.com and we will try and get them on the show  

Al Golin, of Golin-Harris, discusses the art of Public Relations.