Podcasts about public relations specialist

Public Relations Specialist for PopeJoy Hall Devon Griste, and Veteran Frank Woods come in to discuss "Broadway for Vets", which provides Broadway tickets for Veterans enrolled in VA Programs. Plus Josh Kastenberg on the new Pope. All this with TJ on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Visit Beloit: Four Seasons For Your Next AdventureWelcome to another episode of the Outdoor Adventure Series podcast. Savannah Schindler is our guest today. Savannah is a Public Relations Specialist for Visit Beloit, who brings a wealth of knowledge about this charming city on the Wisconsin and Illinois border. This episode explores Beloit's vibrant outdoor adventures and cultural experiences. From its rich food culture and lively farmer's market to unique attractions like the Beloit Sky Carp minor league baseball team, Beloit is a treasure trove for adventure seekers and foodies alike. Whether you're looking to explore scenic trails or enjoy a leisurely day at a supper club, Savannah guides us through all the must-see spots that make Beloit a destination worth visiting.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTSOutdoor Adventures Galore: From the Beloit Sky Carp minor league baseball games to boating on the Rock River and exploring Big Hill Park, Beloit offers many seasonal outdoor activities.Culinary Experience: Beloit is a foodie haven with its classic Wisconsin supper clubs and diverse dining options. Don't miss the unique rooftop views from Hotel Goodwin!Cultural and Historical Trails: The Beloit and Beyond Passport Trails offer themed explorations, such as historical walking tours and local food, and immerse visitors in Beloit's history and culture. What's coming: The Ho-Chunk Casino is coming to Beloit! It will open in 2026 and be the second-largest casino in Wisconsin. Get ready for entertainment, dining, and more! With its vibrant community spirit, Beloit is a hidden gem waiting to be explored. Beloit has something to offer everyone, whether you're in for the adventures or the flavors. Connect with Visit Beloit:To see everything Beloit has to offer, visit the Visit Beloit website at https://visitbeloit.com and follow their social media channels for the latest updates and travel inspiration:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VisitBeloitInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/visitbeloitYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/VisitBeloit NEXT STEPSVisit us at https://outdooradventureseries.com. We welcome likes, comments, and shares.KEYWORDSSavannah Schlindler, Visit Beloit, Beloit Sky Carp, Roy Chapman Andrews, Wisconsin Supper Clubs, Tourism, Outdoor Adventure Series, Podcast#VisitBeloit #MinorLeagueBaseball #CulinaryTravel #CulturalTrails #TravelWisconsin #OutdoorAdventures #Podcast My Favorite Podcast Tools: Production by Descript Hosting Buzzsprout Show Notes by Castmagic Website powered by Podpage Be a Podcast Guest by PodMatch

In this episode  Jeanna Roach, CEO of Betenbough Companies, discusses the importance of defining culture and purpose within an organization and the growing trend of build-to-rent housing. She explores the challenges and setbacks faced in leadership roles, the unique culture and transparency of Betenbough, and their commitment to affordable housing and community giving. The discussion emphasizes resilience, generosity, and the impact of a strong organizational culture.   Timestamps 00:00 Defining Culture and Purpose 04:14 The Build-to-Rent Trend 08:10 Gina Roach's Journey to CEO 14:01 Overcoming Setbacks and Building Resilience 17:50 The Unique Culture of Beaten Bow 22:04 Transparency and Generosity in Business 25:48 Affordable Housing Commitment 29:55 Expanding with Purpose 31:49 Community and Global Giving   About Jeanna Jeanna Roach is the CEO of Betenbough Companies. Her journey with Betenbough began in 2006, where she held various positions, including Public Relations Specialist, Marketing Manager, and Vice President of Sales & Marketing. Jeanna is known not only for her visionary leadership but also for defending and nurturing the company's culture, ensuring Betenbough Companies remains a place where employees can thrive both personally and professionally. Throughout her career, she has demonstrated a strong commitment to leadership development and has been instrumental in fostering the company's unique, people-first culture.   Acknowledgment  Builder365 is powered by Opendoor for Builders. For easy sales and smooth moves, visit www.opendoor.com/builder365

Robbie Harper grew up in Astor, FL, working in his family's business. Ultimately, he started his own public relations firm called Blue Bridge PR, the name pointing back to the bridge over the St. John's River in Astor. He talks about how PR can set up a company for success.

Host Ruben Navarrette interviews his friend, Melissa Vela Williamson, a San Antonio-based public relations specialist. She is the author of “Smart Talk: Public Relations Essentials All Pros Need to Know.” They discuss the science of communications, the Latino community, and how to get America talking again.

We talk with Karissa Monzo, Family Support Navigator, and Blakelee Dunkelberg, Public Relations Specialist, from Family Futures

The City of Johannesburg is on a drive to collect outstanding debt by big corporates. The City says its pursuing CEOs of large companies who owe the municiplity millions of rands in unpaid municipal services. For more on this we are now joined on the line by Nyaniso Jeku, Public Relations Specialist for the City of Johannesburg.

Omnifest, the beloved Science Museum tradition, is back! Catch five stunning experiences on the Omnitheater's giant screen Feb. 24 through April 7, 2024.This movie festival is like no other, featuring larger-than-life treks through unknown corners of the cosmos and playdates with nature's cutest creatures.During Omnifest, you'll learn how science meets technology to protect the planet from asteroid strikes, discover what it takes to bring species back from the brink of extinction, cuddle up to some of  the world's cutest panda cubs, dive deep into the awe-inspiring images of NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, and so much more. Back-to-back showings every day mean you can choose one, two, or even all five in one day!Keep track of your adventures with this year's Omnifest Passport. Collect stamps for each movie and redeem it for a prize at our Explore Store! Download the passport below or pick up a copy at our Member Help desk.Aside from a daily free movie and discounts, members get early and extra Omnifest with a week-long sneak preview (Feb. 19-24) featuring:activities in the Omni Queuea screening of Ancient Caves with a book signing by special guest, longtime director of the Science Museum's Omnitheater and producer of 15 films for the giant screen, Mike Dayfree tickets to Recombination snacks and drinks in the member lounge, and more!Join today at smm.org/member.Keep track of your adventures with this year's Omnifest Passport. Collect stamps for each movie and redeem it for a prize at our Explore Store! Download the passport below or pick up a copy at our Member Help desk.OMNIFEST PASSPORT

In this episode, Caili Elwell joins Nancy to share her career journey from hospitality to food allergy advocacy using public relations. After discovering her daughter had severe food allergies, Caili made a career shift, opening Mother Eats Proper to grow the conversation around food allergies. Caili shares her approach to PR and branding through this lens, emphasizing a craveable narrative. Caili also talks about the idea behind her documentary, “How Do We Make It Better?”  1:49 – Caili explains how her career started in hospitality and tourism before shifting to PR.  3:48 – Caili talks about discovering her daughter's food allergies and how that spurred a transition in her career.   7:58 – Caili shares some details about the documentary she is working on.   10:57 – Caili describes finding her path in hospitality.   18:00 – Caili shares her approach to branding and public relations through a craveable narrative.  19:53 – Caili explains what is important to know when working with her.   21:10 – Caili talks about meditation and grounding techniques.   24:19 – Caili shares a resource that has been helpful to her.     Quote                                                                                                                                            “This food allergy community, too, is so fiercely loyal. The second that we find a place that we like that takes really good care of us, we are going to advocate for your establishment and tell everybody about it. So, I think it's worth investing time and energy into training your staff around food allergies because you will grow a giant extra demographic of loyal customers.” – Caili Elwell, family food allergy advocate and public relations specialist/independent producer at Mother Eats Proper    Links:   Pulp + Wire: https://pulpandwire.com/  Maine Magazine: https://www.themainemag.com/  SKORDO: https://skordo.com/   Stray Arrow Media: https://www.strayarrowmedia.com/   How Do We Make It Better? Documentary fundraising: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/howdowemakeitbetter   The Expanded Podcast: https://tobemagnetic.com/expanded-podcast     About the guest:      Caili Elwell is the owner of Mother Eats Proper — a space for food allergy brands, private chefs, and dining experiences to gain public relations, affiliate program, and brand partnership support. Caili has worked under great mentors and believes that the work to make a great change is never done. It is because of her 4-year-old daughter who has over seven severe food allergies and her background in food CPG branding and hospitality management that she decided to open her doors to food allergy-safe brands and spaces exclusively believing the conversation around the food allergy customer deserves more of non-allergy safe brands and establishments' time.     Looking to connect:  Email: mothereatsproper@gmail.com   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cailielwell/   Website: www.mothereatsproper.com  

No Pittsburgh Steelers football, no problem on the Renegade Blitz Podcast! Ty Polk and Chris Ward talk with Ryan Scarpino, former Public Relations Specialist for the Steelers from 2010 to 2016. They talk about Ryan's time with the Steelers, his stories of Dan Rooney and his wife Patricia who recently passed away. Other topics include stories of his interactions with Bill Nunn, Troy Polamalu, Kevin Colbert, and more. They also talk about Ryan's first and only experience at the Super Bowl in Dallas with the Steelers PR team and who they'll pick to win Super Bowl 55 in Tampa, Florida.

Chris Ward and Brandon Walker talk to Ryan Scarpino, former Public Relations Specialist for the Pittsburgh Steelers from 2010 to 2016 to get his takes on the Steelers 2021 season and the future of the team after Ben Roethlisberger. They also talk about their predictions for the rest of the playoffs.

In this week's Quick Fire Friday episode, Michael interviews Keryn Nylander, a Strategic Communications, Media, Brand, and Public Relations Specialist, and Principal of Nylander Consulting. She's based in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. Keryn is a former journalist that covered print and electronic media until she decided to transfer to the field of public relations. Now she has a consultancy firm that aids her clients' public relations. A business has three vital parts: advertising, marketing, and public relations. Like the other two, public relations is essential in a business and shouldn't be treated as the lesser of the two. Keryn specializes in that field, giving strategic communications to small-medium business owners, refining their Social License, and preparing businesses to withstand any drama when the chips are down.  According to Keryn, what she'd recommend small-medium business owners do on Monday is, “You should have a crisis comms plan; what are you going to do? If something doesn't go right?” a risk management strategy to maintain the excellent reputation of your brand.  This Cast Covers: Who's Keryn Nylander? The early days of Keryn Nylander's career. How did Michael and Keryn meet? The cruciality of understanding how media works. Three areas that you can use to promote your business. Media training and strategic communications advice. The importance of communicating. Social License is a really powerful tool. Building the values and the culture first. Having foresight of a bad situation. Links:  Keryn's Linkedin Keryn's Instagram Additional Resources: Spin Sucks: Communication and Reputation Management in the Digital Age (Que Biz-tech) by Gini Dietrich     Quotes: “Understanding how the media works are integral to being a good public relations practitioner.” — Keryn Nylander. “Well, it'll surprise you how few people understand public relations. And yet, you would say it's the most important.” — Keryn Nylander. “Your Social License is people's reputation of you.” — Keryn Nylander. “Social License it's so powerful because it can make or break you.” — Keryn Nylander. “You should have a crisis comms plan; what are you going to do? If something doesn't go right?” — Keryn Nylander.     Music from https://filmmusic.io “Cold Funk” by Kevin MacLeod https://incompetech.com. License: CC by http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 

Melissa's spreading the gardening love!   In this episode, we get to know Natalie Carmolli, Public Relations Specialist from Proven Winners Color Choice Shrubs.   Natalie shares details of the annual Proven Winners Grand Garden Show hosted on Mackinac Island. She also talks about the development of Spring Meadow Nursery, their trial gardens and being a partner of Proven Winners for growing starter shrubs.  Melissa and Natalie discuss a lot of information like pruning and planting shrubs, hydrangeas, roses, and a lot more!   This episode is full of tips and tricks that you can use to make your garden look beautiful. So sit back, relax, and enjoy our latest episode with Natalie.  Be sure to subscribe if you want to follow other exciting future episodes! We've got some fabulous collaborations ahead, sharing tips, tools, and strategies for your garden, home, and DIY projects. Let's get to the topic at hand –   Gardening!  __________________________________________  Find out more about Proven Winners Color Choice here: Proven Winners Color Choice  Interested to learn more about Spring Meadow Nursery? You can find them here:   Facebook: Spring Meadow Nursery, Inc.   TikTok: @pwcolorchoice  Instagram: @pwcolorchoice  __________________________________________  Follow Melissa from Fancy Flower Farmer and host of Art of Gardening on www.fancyflowerfarmer.com and:   Instagram: @fancyflowerfarmer  Facebook: @fancyflowerfarmer  TikTok: @fancyflowerfarmer    __________________________________________  For more information about our innovative products for lawn and garden care, visit our website https://petratools.com/ or contact us by:   Phone: 1 (800) 613-6889   E-mail: support@petratools.com     Follow Petra Tools!  Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/petratools   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/realpetratools   Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.ph/petratools/   YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/PETRATOOLS   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/petratools/ 

Today on the Lab Coat Agents Podcast, host Jeff Pfitzer is joined by Paige Dungan who is a Public Relations Specialist and Co-Founder of The Sisu Agency. She shares how local media is always looking for experts they can feature when business topics become relevant for their audience and she gives great advice on who to contact and how to add value so you become the go-to local expert on real estate. Tune in to get all the best advice! How Public Relations Can Benefit Real Estate Agents-with Paige Dungan- EP 190   Today on the Lab Coat Agents Podcast, host Jeff Pfitzer is joined by Paige Dungan who is a Public Relations Specialist and Co-Founder of The Sisu Agency. She shares how local media is always looking for experts they can feature when business topics become relevant for their audience and she gives great advice on who to contact and how to add value so you become the go-to local expert on real estate. Tune in to get all the best advice! Episode Highlights: Jeff introduces Paige Dungan who used to run Success Magazine. Paige Dungan shares where she started out in college and her entrepreneurial desires. Paige jumped into the first PR hire for Dickey's Barbecue when they started to franchise. That experience taught her so many lessons that she needed and showed her that she really wanted to do PR for her career. As a marketing manager, Paige took an entirely different role with Success Magazine. She could see the relational piece missing. Nobody wanted to ask the big names to get more involved. PR is connecting, especially connecting those who don't have the confidence to ask and the time and heart to do it. Paige shares how Tristan helped her think well about her naivety going into entrepreneurship for the second time after her first failed attempt. There is a success mindset that you have to find  Jeff talks about his experience meeting Tristan and how what some people may think is annoying was actually so needed and led to them becoming business partners. Sometimes you just have to keep trying until you're told not to.  Jeff asks Paige to talk about overcoming struggle. For her, it was a two and a half year process postpartum. She talks about what it was like to deliver a child at the very beginning of COVID in all the uncertainty. Paige explains what it was like to go from being a high performer to not being able to get out of bed and how hard it was to not show up as a wife, mom, sister, daughter, etc. Jeff mentions how relatable the topic is and asks Paige to give advice to those who are going through something similar or may go through in the future. Society minimizes the time it should take for us to process and go through things but the reality is life doesn't work that way. Jeff talks about the pros and cons of compartmentalization in both personal life and business. Oftentimes people don't immediately recognize something wrong with them because so many are just moving one hundred miles per hour or they try to get busier to distract themselves which just temporarily masks the pain but does not lead to long term improvement or recovery. In PR there are so many emotions, relationships, and nuances. Jeff asks Paige to talk about the difference in the PR that is costly and the free options. Why do real estate agents need PR? How can you be seen as the authority with value in your community as a real estate agent? “If anyone DMs you to pay for PR, do not do it”, says Paige. Journalists look for content and knowledge, what can you provide? How do you find reporters? Paige shares the tips and tricks. Paige explains the roles of those who work for TV shows and news outlets and who it is you need to get in touch with. Paige shares how real estate agents can be great at their own PR. 3 Key Points: There are many challenges and rewards with entrepreneurial endeavors. Paige talks through the limiting factors that hold many people back and how she has personally overcome them. Many people especially in recent times have gone through a lot of hardship and mental health is a very real topic to approach head on. Paige explains the importance and how to get through recovery. The more that you can rationalize what will happen with your outcome, the more sanity you will experience. Paige discusses the difference between PR and marketing. PR is your story, your connection, your ability to be set apart, and to be seen as the authority with value.       Resources Mentioned: Lab Coat Agents | Website | Facebook | Facebook Group | Twitter | Instagram  Jeff Pfitzer   | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter Follow Up Boss (Sponsor) Chime (Sponsor) Z buyer (sponsor)   Paige Dungan: paige@thesisuagency.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/paigedungan/ https://www.instagram.com/paigeofpositivity/

"Public relations specialists are responsible for growing, shaping, and maintaining a company's reputation and brand" [www.glassdoor.com].  Mac Prichard tells us his story as a PR specialist. He defines it as a storytelling job. Today it's a very demanded job, hence competition is high. How do you land a job in PR? Listen to the podcast and you'll discover some interesting advice.Here's Mac's PR companywww.prichardcommunications.comMac also runs his own podcast:"Find Your Dream Job"macslist.org/podcastsand Mac's List:macslist.org 

Building strong relationships can lead to opportunities you couldn't get on your own! Listen to Our Daily Bread CACFP's Public Relations Specialist, Kayla, in this episode for helpful tips and insight on creating relationships and partnerships with parents as well as other local businesses.

They are marine mammals and they love, love, love their trainers and handlers at the Indianapolis Zoo. Especially when it's feeding time!Patty gets an up-close and personal look at these elegant and gorgeous creatures. Alie Pflum, Conservation and Public Relations Specialist joins Patty as they also touch on the new baby tigers, the macaws and even the elephants, oh my!!!It's all happening at the Zoo!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today on, I Am Christina DiArcangelo, and I am honored to host my friend, business colleague, CEO of Green Lane Communication, and Vice-President of our Non-Profit, Affinity Patient Advocacy, Mike Mejer. Mike is a Public Relations Specialist and has been working across all of our companies for quite some time. Mike leads with his head and his heart in his work and it shows. I am grateful he joined us today to discuss some of the amazing work that he is doing and WE are doing through APA, Affinity Patient Advocacy. Michael Mejerhttps://www.greenlanecommunication.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelmejer/Christina DiArcangeloAffinity Bio Partners, LLCSpectral AnalyticsSpectral Analytics Precision Tele-MonitoringI Am Christina DiArcangelo

Host Carol Flagg sits down with Amanda Hunt, Public Relations Specialist for Lightbeam Health Solutions. Many companies in the health IT space make acquisitions, a business strategy to increase or fit a need for a company's offering. Lightbeam Health Solutions, a population health management company, doubled down on this business strategy, making two large scale acquisitions in 7 months. On this episode, Carol checks in with Amanda to discuss how acquisitions can present some unique challenges to existing PR and marketing departments that can take some time to work through. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen/

As the 2022 Fall semester approaches, Northeast Mississippi Community College's TigerTalk has reinvented itself by bringing over Liz Roark, the college's Marketing, Recruiting, and Public Relations Specialist from the Northeast NOW podcast to work side-by-side with Northeast president Dr. Ricky G. Ford on Mississippi's longest-running community college podcast. In this short 10-minute segment, Roark and Ford discuss the recent CPR and AED training on campus and the importance of having as many employees certified in the process of CPR as possible just in case an unfortunate event should unfold. Ford and Roark talk about a pair of grants that the college has recently received 1) a grant from the Women's Foundation of Mississippi that will help the college's health science students and 2) a grant from the Blue Cross Blue Shield Foundation of Mississippi that is tied in with the Tobacco Coalition to help promote a tobacco-free campus and that includes not only tobacco, smokeless tobacco such as chew and dip but also vapes and other forms that are now in use. In the final segment of the podcast, the duo discusses some of the Northeast News that has happened over the last week or so and some of the upcoming events that are on the docket for the fall semester. 

As the 2022 Fall semester approaches, Northeast Mississippi Community College's TigerTalk has reinvented itself by bringing over Liz Roark, the college's Marketing, Recruiting, and Public Relations Specialist from the Northeast NOW podcast to work side-by-side with Northeast president Dr. Ricky G. Ford on Mississippi's longest-running community college podcast. In a short 10-minute segment, Roark and Ford talk about the start of the Fall 2022 semester and what the veteran educator has seen in his time as president at one of the top community colleges in the nation. Ford discusses the changes that students go through between high school and college, the challenges of growing up and making new friends, and how Northeast helps that process by making the transition between high school and college as comfortable and easy as possible. Ford also updates the policies and procedures in place to combat COVID and how students will now have to take responsibility to contact their instructors if they test positive or are exposed. 

Retired Army Colonel Ray Ivey, 30-year army Veteran of Vietnam, Desert Storm, Korea, and The Pentagon and a trained Public Relations Specialist. Colonel Ivey shares what the 4th of July means to him.

This week we will learn about Nyah Hodges (she/her/hers): a Public Relations Specialist who currently utilizes her strategic communication skills as an Associate Corporate Communication Specialist at Dow Chemical's Global Headquarters. Through this episode, we will learn about Nyah and how her corporation prioritizes a safe workspace by implementing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) practices. A recent Central Michigan University graduate, Nyah is a diligent professional who has garnered a resume of PR opportunities during her time in college, helping her maneuver and learn about various career avenues with a public relations degree. While in school, she was involved with Central Michigan's Public Relations Society of America Chapter serving as its Director of Member Services. She also has acquired an impressive amount of awards during her time at CMU. Connect with Nyah LinkedIn: Nyah Hodges

Episode 19 of Season 4 on Bleav in Sports Law with Jeremy Evans, interviewing Cheryl Bame, public relations specialist and principal at Bame Public Relations discussing best practices in effective communication. California Sports Lawyer® (www.CSLlegal.com).

New Roses and Companion Plants Natalie Carmolli On this episode, Natalie Carmolli, Public Relations Specialist for Proven Winners® ColorChoice® Shrubs joins Rose Chat to share what it takes for a rose to become a Proven Winners® ColorChoice® selection. Natalie will also discuss what makes a good partner plant, and she'll share some of her favorite shrubs and perennials to pair with roses. Finally, we'll get a sneak peek into what's coming next in new Proven Winners® rose cultivars.   TO SEE PROVEN WINNER'S PLANTS: ProvenWinners.com ColorChoicePlants.com Proven Winners You Tube Channel     ROSE CHAT TEAM:   Executive Producer & On-Air Personality: Chris VanCleave - www.RedneckRosarian.com Creator of the Rose Chat Podcast. Mr. VanCleave is a nationally known rosarian, television personality, speaker and advocate for the rose.   Content Creator & On-Air Personality:  Teresa Byington - www.TheGardenDiary.com Co-Host Teresa Byington promotes roses as an integral part of the landscape, as a Consulting Rosarian, Master Gardener, writer, and speaker.   SUBSCRIBE: Subscribe to Rose Chat Podcast Updates: http://bit.ly/subscribeROSE   VISIT OUR SPONSOR: Haven Brand Soil Conditionershttp://www.ManureTea.com/shop

Part 1 - The Virgin Islands Architecture Center for Built Heritage and Crafts kicks off their Vision Weekend this evening at Walsh Metal Works on St. Croix. After a brief weather update and look at national news, Neville James hosts VIAC Board Chairwoman Mary Dema and Public Relations Specialist and Grant Writer Monique Clendenin-Watson in a formal introduction to VIAC's mission and what they are hoping to accomplish this weekend and beyond. For more information: https://viacstx.com/

In this episode of What's Up Omaha, I sit down with Demi, who is the Public Relations Specialist for Girl Scouts of Nebraska. We're talking all things cookie and especially about the newly released Adventureful cookie. Girl Scouts of Nebraska: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/girlscoutsne/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/girlscoutsNE Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/girlscoutsne... Website: https://campsite.bio/girlscoutsspirit... Follow Omaha Fattie: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/omahafattie/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@omahafattie?l... LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/omah... Twitter: https://twitter.com/OmahaFattie Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OmahaFattie YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/OmahaFattie... Website: https://www.omahafattie.com/ Small Guy Promotions: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/smallguypro... TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@smallguypromo... LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/smal... Twitter: https://twitter.com/SmallGuyPromo13 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/smallguypromo YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/smallguy... Website: https://www.smallguypromo.com/ #girlscoutsofnebraska #girlscoutcookies #nonprofit #OmahaFattie #supportlocal #childrenareourfuture #Omaha #tastetest #foodreview #smallguypromotions #whatsupomaha --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/small-guy-promotions/support

Kaitlyn shares her experience with ageism and comparison throughout her career and life. Bio:Kaitlyn Peterson is a Public Relations Specialist on the PR and Brand Partnerships Team at CKE Restaurants, Inc., the parent company of Carl's Jr. and Hardee's. She graduated from the University of South Alabama in May 2017 with a bachelor's degree in strategic communication with a concentration in public relations and a minor in marketing. Peterson then continued her education at Troy University where she received a master's degree in strategic communication in December 2018. Kaitlyn specializes in brand partnerships, media relations, and crisis communication. She is involved in several community organizations such as Junior League of Nashville, Public Relations Society of America, and INAM Initiative. Peterson's passion for service has led her to assume leadership roles within the Junior League and INAM Initiative. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, trying new restaurants, and spending time with family and friends. HostSK VaughnResources6 Keys to SuccessDefining Success on Your Own TermsLet's ConnectInstagram |  Newsletter | WebsiteSpecial Shout Out:Big thanks to Memory Smith for the Artwork.View her work here!

Chris Ward and Brandon Walker talk to Ryan Scarpino, former Public Relations Specialist for the Pittsburgh Steelers from 2010 to 2016 to get his takes on the Steelers 2021 season and the future of the team after Ben Roethlisberger. They also talk about their predictions for the rest of the playoffs.

Lucy Zheng is a freelance social media marketer, Public Relations Specialist at Baldwin Legacy, and the new Public Relations Specialist for Blossoming Technologist. After graduating from the Thinkful Digital Marketing Immersion Program, Lucy completed a digital marketing internship and now helps companies improve their social media presence through freelancing. In this conversation, we discuss what digital marketing entails, why it's important for companies, and how to get started. We also cover personal branding: how she rebranded herself, why personal branding is important, and how to create your own personal brand. Mentioned in This Episode: OhMyZsh: ohmyz.sh HubSpot Digital Marketing Certificate: bit.ly/2ZL4C5O Twitter Flight School: bit.ly/3EAYYSL Facebook Blueprint: bit.ly/3myju0g Google Analytics Academy: bit.ly/3mInPOF Atomic Habits: bit.ly/2Y6ykl8 Connect with Lucy: Website: lucyzheng.com LinkedIn: /lucyyzheng Instagram: @luckystar.lucy Connect with Marisa: Twitter: @marisahoenig LinkedIn: /marisahoenig Follow Blossoming Technologist: Instagram: @blossoming_tech Twitter: @blossoming_tech LinkedIn: /blossoming-technologist

"My wife calls my career path schizophrenic, started as a DJ (in high school), moved to television news (won and Emmy at age 18), jumped over to government service as a leader for the Attorney General, then into public relations, a startup (called DirecTV), sports with PGA Tour, NASCAR, NFL and now helping manage a global agency with more than 100 offices. They key was looking for careers that were thrilling, intriguing and challenging. I'm always amazed that kids in first grade know exactly what they want to be when they grow up and by high school no one seems to know. My theory is that we create pressure and a fear of ridicule in ways that teenagers stop sharing their dream jobs and fall into a default response of "I don't know what I want to do." I encourage these students to really dig in and chase the thing they are most interested in pursuing." -Patrick Milanhttps://tunheim.com/Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thewhyinetwork)

San Francisco's city government has been described as dysfunctional by the influential news magazine, The Economist. And other global newspapers like The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Daily Telegraph and The Daily Mail, regularly highlight our many travails like homelessness, City Hall corruption, rampant crime, inept school governance and stratospheric housing prices. Yet our civic leadership seems incapable or unwilling to fix them. Sam Singer, one of the nation's top Crisis Management consultants shares his analysis with us and his pragmatic solutions. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/james-herlihy/message

There is no better work like teamwork! On this episode, hosts Kaycee & Kara Interview some Why We Disney Podcast Team members! Give a big hello to our Social Media Specialist, Haley and our Public Relations Specialist, Laurel! If you liked this episode, please subscribe and like this video! The Why We Disney Team loves feedback so feel free to email us at whywedisney@gmail.com Why We Disney Staff Host/Executive Director - Kara Jones Host/Executive Director - Kaycee Pittman Marketing Manager - Samantha Kurtz-Seif Social Media Specialist - Haley Stewart Public Relations Specialist Laurel Stubblefield MUSIC Licensed from PremiumBeat

In Episode 212 of District of Conservation, Gabriella speaks with SilencerCo's Matt Pinnell and Shauna Young. Matt serves as their Communications Manager, while Shauna serves as their Public Relations Specialist. They demystify suppressors, explain the NFA process to obtain them, their inherent benefits, why Europe gets suppressors right and we don't, their "American Gun Campaign" out now, and much more. Learn more about SilencerCo and connect with them on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/district-of-conservation/support

Greg Coopmand talks with Carolyn Wilson, Public Relations Specialist for Rocky Mountain PACE.

 What is Public Relations?  We had a great conversation with Kimberley, who answered that question.Kimberley and I (LaurieAnn) met on Instagram.  I was interested in what she was doing, because being a writer, and having a passion for it, I was intrigued by someone who was working towards building her business in Public Relations and also from my Town.Kimberley shares that she was laid off from her job as  Public Relations Specialist for an Agricultural company.  As COVID hit, she decided to start out on her own.  It was an impressive tactic, not because of taking advantage of the time allotted due to COVID, as many out there have done; it is because she knew her niche going into her new venture.  This is something most new entrepreneurs struggle with or are not even aware of the importance of.  Starting the business was not about offering her business expertise to just anyone.  She is focussing on the agricultural community because that is what she knows best.  And she knows it well.Kimberley does emphasize that she is absolutely capable of providing her service in any industry, knowing her talent for writing, and relationship building, and learning about her clients to tell "their story", however, her passion is in agriculture.  She also states that having lived in several countries brings even more credibility to her knowledge in this field.We had a bit of fun speaking to the pride of having the longest Mayor in office in Canada in Milton, Ontario, and the value of being involved with the Milton Chamber of Commerce and other networking organizations to help build the connections.You can reach Kimberley by visiting her site https://www.kimcoylecontent.comMore about Kimberley:"For as long as I can remember, I have been passionate about communications and storytelling. It was evident that my future should focus on spreading awareness of people's stories and their positive messages.Since receiving my Public Relations diploma from Conestoga College, I have worked in public relations/communications departments, primarily in the agricultural sector. It was there that I was fortunate to hone my skills and tell the stories of the hardworking individuals throughout the supply chain who ensure our food safely reaches our plates.  After accumulating 10+ years of experience in this sector (8 of those being at Ontario Pork), I branched out in 2019 to begin a freelance communications career. It was rewarding to diversify my skills to write for food production companies and the audio-visual industry, as well as present in schools. In July 2020, I decided to take the leap and launch my own business Kim Coyle Content Creation.I believe it is important to never stop learning and I continue to expand my knowledge through workshops, webinars, and courses. I was a member of the Eastern Canadian Farm Writers Federation for 11 years and was on their Board of Directors from 2015-2017." Free Book with any $20+ Podcast Support Make Up Not Required - How to Brand the TRUE You by LaurieAnn & Contribution by Roy MillerBE A GUEST/FIND A GUEST Start for Free! PODMATCH is innovative, provides easy communication and dashboard scheduling! My pick of the month!Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://paypal.me/iamthatgal)

Greg Coopmand talks with Carolyn Wilson, Public Relations Specialist for Rocky Mountain PACE.

Welcome back, Aligned Entrepreneurs! Today I'm sharing a conversation with public relations specialist Charlotte Silverstein. Charlotte is the founder of her own PR agency, Lena Rose PR, and helps entrepreneurs who ‘do good' to gain public exposure, boost credibility, and build trust with their audience. In this episode, Charlotte shares practical, actionable tips that entrepreneurs can take to build their brand story and gain media attention. Enjoy! Connect with Charlotte: https://www.lenarosepr.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lenarosepr/ Overview: 01:30 - The importance of learning how to connect with people and grow your audience. 04:31 - Intro to Charlotte Silverstein. 08:45 - Charlotte's experience in the entertainment industry and not being in alignment. 11:10 - Building credibility and gaining public exposure as an entrepreneur. 11:31 - Tangible steps that entrepreneurs can use to get their name out there. 13:54 - The power of being open to your audience to allow others to connect with your brand. 15:18 - Branding from a PR perspective and the process of trial and error. 17:18 - Honing in your brand messaging. 20:13 - How to gain your audience's trust. 22:14 - What a micro-influencer is. 23:10 - How Charlotte's mindset has played a role in building her business. 24:27 - The power of working with people you're aligned with. 27:19 - Public relations as a long-term investment rather than a get-rich-quick scheme. 28:48 - The difference between PR and marketing. 29:11 - The importance of building out a team. 31:16 - Tips on building a landing page. 34:40 - The power of building your brand story. 35:15 - Charlotte's top tips for gaining exposure as an entrepreneur.

Welcome back, Aligned Entrepreneurs! Today I'm sharing a conversation with public relations specialist Charlotte Silverstein. Charlotte is the founder of her own PR agency, Lena Rose PR, and helps entrepreneurs who ‘do good' to gain public exposure, boost credibility, and build trust with their audience. In this episode, Charlotte shares practical, actionable tips that entrepreneurs can take to build their brand story and gain media attention. Enjoy!   Connect with Charlotte: https://www.lenarosepr.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lenarosepr/   Overview:   01:30 - The importance of learning how to connect with people and grow your audience. 04:31 - Intro to Charlotte Silverstein. 08:45 - Charlotte's experience in the entertainment industry and not being in alignment. 11:10 - Building credibility and gaining public exposure as an entrepreneur. 11:31 - Tangible steps that entrepreneurs can use to get their name out there. 13:54 - The power of being open to your audience to allow others to connect with your brand. 15:18 - Branding from a PR perspective and the process of trial and error. 17:18 - Honing in your brand messaging. 20:13 - How to gain your audience's trust. 22:14 - What a micro-influencer is. 23:10 - How Charlotte's mindset has played a role in building her business. 24:27 - The power of working with people you're aligned with. 27:19 - Public relations as a long-term investment rather than a get-rich-quick scheme. 28:48 - The difference between PR and marketing. 29:11 - The importance of building out a team. 31:16 - Tips on building a landing page. 34:40 - The power of building your brand story. 35:15 - Charlotte's top tips for gaining exposure as an entrepreneur.

Hello everyone, this is Loose Screws Podcast. I'm Vanessa Green, a Journalist, Public Relations Specialist, Entrepreneur and Mental Health Advocate. The purpose of this podcast, Loose Screws is to serve as a mental health awareness channel that will share the good, the bad, the ugly, the real and the funny about our mental health journeys. I will be interviewing mental health specialists, trauma survivors, mental health advocates, and real people that will share everything about their mental health journey so their stories can help as many people as possible. For media inquiries you can contact me at info@vgsdigitalpro.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vanessagreen/support

Two very special guests are joining us this week.  We have Toms River Police Chief Mitch Little and Jillian Messina, Public Relations Specialist for the Toms River Police Department. Chief Little and Jillian Messina have come up with a program called "Round Up for Change" to benefit the Toms River Police Foundation. The mission of the foundation is to help Toms River youth by providing scholarships, programs such as Bigs in Blue, with Big Brothers/Sisters and youth camps.  Round Up for Change is asking all businesses in Toms River to ask patrons to round up any change or to donate their change when they purchase something to benefit the foundation directly. This program begins on May 1st, lasting throughout May. Businesses who sign up will display a logo in their window so patrons can identify which businesses are participating. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two very special guests are joining us this week.  We have Toms River Police Chief Mitch Little and Jillian Messina, Public Relations Specialist for the Toms River Police Department. Chief Little and Jillian Messina have come up with a program called "Round Up for Change" to benefit the Toms River Police Foundation. The mission of the foundation is to help Toms River youth by providing scholarships, programs such as Bigs in Blue, with Big Brothers/Sisters and youth camps.  Round Up for Change is asking all businesses in Toms River to ask patrons to round up any change or to donate their change when they purchase something to benefit the foundation directly. This program begins on May 1st, lasting throughout May. Businesses who sign up will display a logo in their window so patrons can identify which businesses are participating. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

No Pittsburgh Steelers football, no problem on the Renegade Blitz Podcast! Ty Polk and Chris Ward talk with Ryan Scarpino, former Public Relations Specialist for the Steelers from 2010 to 2016. They talk about Ryan's time with the Steelers, his stories of Dan Rooney and his wife Patricia who recently passed away. Other topics include stories of his interactions with Bill Nunn, Troy Polamalu, Kevin Colbert, and more. They also talk about Ryan's first and only experience at the Super Bowl in Dallas with the Steelers PR team and who they'll pick to win Super Bowl 55 in Tampa, Florida.

Dr. Felicia Haecker is proud to be a woman veteran who served in the  Air Force for over 12 years and deployed three times in support of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. During her time on active duty she worked as a Still Photographer, Public Relations Specialist and an Air Force Education Instructor.Today, Dr. Haecker is the  Founder/CEO of Dog Tag Divas, a leadership development coaching practice, where she teaches women how to not only identify their passions and life ambitions, but to gain clarity behind their intent, and craft strategies to reach their intended goals. Dr. Haecker believes that by empowering women, she is helping them take the necessary steps to live the lives they have envisioned and deserve. Dr. Haecker has been featured in print and broadcast media including Good Day Sacramento, Fox 40, in Excelsior Life Magazine, Behind the Uniform podcast and Badassery Magazine as an upcoming leader to watch.  In each appearance she shares her expertise on handling life transitions, reaching goals, and a variety of issues that impact the veteran community.Freedom Battle Buddies of Color Linkshttps://linktr.ee/drannjamesSign-up for new episode notifications: https://bit.ly/3mkJ7QOSupport the showGrab a free copy of my Interactive Spend Plan that does the math for you!https://bit.ly/interactivespendplanSchedule Your Freedom Chat: https://calendly.com/freedombattlebuddies/freedom-chatConnect with Dr. Annhttps://linktr.ee/drannjamesHere's the budgeting app I've been using for years to tell my dollars where to go! https://ynab.com/referral/?ref=OJ0scBcB5OUaeUJzThinking about launching your own podcast? Start here: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1602373

This episode is the journey of Angelina Fuller, MRED Class of 2018. Angelina began her career as a Public Relations Specialist for the State Departments real estate arm. A difficult role to say the least, answering tough questions from our Nations highest Officials. She eventually leveraged her skills into real estate development, where she manages the entitlements for Artis Senior Living (ASL). ASL was formed in 2012 to develop assisted living residences serving the growing senior population. Its initial focus is on the development of communities for individuals suffering from Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia and memory loss.

What are the biggest myths about Public Relations? Why are they so far from reality? What is PR exactly? How do I make my PR firm’s job easier? Jessica Rafaeil and Lisa Buyer answer all your questions in this new episode of Social PR Secrets. From understanding what PR professionals actually do to how press releases work, Jessica and Lisa cover it all. In this episode of the Social PR Secrets Podcast, host Lisa Buyer talks with Jessica Rafaeil, a Public Relations Specialist. While the two experts work together at The Buyer Group, Jess also owns her own firm, More Than Press. They met at the University of Florida, where Lisa was Jessica’s professor. They bonded over her senior project and her understanding of PR as a complex industry. Public Relations is the business of persuading people and developing connections to help brands. While that seems pretty straightforward, PR can take many different avenues and is often misunderstood. Listen to the podcast to find out what the top misconceptions about PR are and why they are completely false. Myth #1: PR Is All About Press Releases When Jess starts working with brands, she always asks them what they want. A lot of the time their response is “press releases, of course.” To Lisa and Jessica, however, press releases are not the sole nor most important part of PR. While they are great and a staple for announcements or product launches, they aren’t a public relations strategy on their own. According to Jess, PR is all about creating relationships with the press and building credibility for brands. The overall strategy is much more complex and helps the press release actually serve its purpose. As such, the bulk of the work is building relationships on a day-to-day basis. PR agencies are constantly looking for opportunities for their clients. To Jess, PR is not a “next-day slam dunk.” Results will start to show months from when you start because public relations are a long play. Myth #2: PR Is The Same Thing As Advertising Lisa and Jess got a laugh out of that misconception! To them, PR is the middle child of advertising and marketing. Public relations professionals work hand in hand with those channels, but the functions they serve are completely different. When a brand is advertising, it is asking people to buy its services and products. Ads are convincing customers to trust the brand. On the other hand, PR gets someone out of the brand’s industry to tell people to buy a product. Consequently, PR has added value. Jessica cited a study showing 70% of customers would rather find a product through articles rather than ads. PR does that by not only working with journalists but with other creative methods. For example, a CEO being a guest author in a publication can also bring credibility to the brand. Lisa adds earned media can also be used as advertising if you know how to use it well. To the two professionals, one of the biggest mistakes brands make is allocating a large budget to advertising, at the expense of PR. What brands don’t know is spending ad dollars before having established credibility through PR work is rarely effective. Myth #3: Take Your Time, Journalists Can Wait

Each week, Toastmasters helps more than a quarter of a million men and women to build their confidence to lead others. Lauralee Norris is the District 7 Public Relations Manager for Toastmasters International. She has been a member of Toastmasters since 2016, completing her Advanced Leadership Bronze, Advanced Communicator Silver, and received her Leadership Excellence Award. Outside of Toastmasters, Lauralee is a graduate of Oregon Coast Community College with two associates, and is a current student at Eastern Oregon University. She credits Toastmasters for helping her land an internship with Financial Freedom Wealth Management Group LLC, and advanced to a Public Relations Specialist for Bateman Funeral Home, Affordable Burial and Cremation, and Pacific View Memorial Chapel and Gardens.  John Rodke is the District 7 Director for Toastmasters International. This CEO role supports 3000+ members by leading a diverse structure of teams to enable the organization's members to become better leaders and communicators within our community. John has been a member of Toastmasters for over 9 years. He has had the opportunity to learn from, and with, thousands of people along this journey. John is a polymath with a background in Mechanical Engineering, and the owner of three companies. These companies provide Coaching for Public Speaking, Product Development for tools and outdoor equipment, and Residential Construction. The skills developed in Toastmasters have enabled John to listen, learn, lead, and thrive through the variety of life's opportunities. Learn more about District 7 at D7Toastmasters.org

In this episode, PR specialist and author, Afea Tucker, walks us through the world public relations from the point-of-view of a business owner.  Area tells us: 1. What we should look for when hiring a PR specialist and how to define success. 2. How much should we budget for PR. 3. How often we should receive reports for our agent. 4. How we can be a better client to our agent, and MORE!   Area wrote "Life's a Pitch" which presents several lessons on how to best present yourself, as well as some DIY tips for business owners. You can purchase her book on Amazon or at BusinessBabesOnline.com/products. You reach Afea at Afea@BusinessBabesOnline.com and on IG at @its_ah_feeah.   Be sure to email us your questions and feedback at Alycia@thegrowthgoal.com  

From 9/11 - 9/21, the America Meditating Radio Show, working collaboratively with the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN), Values Partnerships, OWN Belief Team and our world family, will be engaging in conversations called the Belief Days of Compassion and Healing, as we go deeper into our beliefs, compassion and courage to move forward. Join Sister Jenna as we continue the process of ?healing our hearts and minds through conversations with various Spiritual and Thought Leaders. What is your vision for a healed, transformed world? Tune in as Public Relations Specialist, Lyndia Grant shares her vision with Sister Jenna. Lyndia Grant is an experienced Public Speaker and Public Relations and Special Events Coordinator, with over 30 years of working knowledge, having served as the major special events coordinator and project director for many large events in Washington, D.C. She also served as official staff for two Presidential Inaugural Committees. As a seasoned radio talk show host and national newspaper columnist, Lyndia is known as a change agent with national experience in speaking in the political, corporate, federal/local governments, and community arenas. Visit www.LyndiaGrant.com Get the Off the Grid Into the Heart CD by Sister Jenna.  Like America Meditating on FB.  Download our free Pause for Peace App for Apple or Android