We made it! Well, to be precise, we’ve almost made it to the end of 2020 – a year that has presented a boatload of challenges and stresses that seemed unimaginable at this time last year.

2020 will soon be in the rearview mirror. Good riddance, right? But not so fast. There are plenty of lessons from 2020 that can serve you well in the year ahead.

Here are five things you can be doing now to help your organization get a leg up on getting its story told during this most-uncommon holiday season.

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Practical insights on talking about equity, media relations, and more.

True leadership is about listening and being open to true partnership and collaboration.

Here are three advantages of a virtual news conference.

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Follow this advice so your annual report doesn't become yet another hurdle during COVID-19.

If there’s one rule of modern communications, it’s that you can’t stand still. As technology keeps evolving and new channels emerge, we have to…

It’s not hard to believe that the year’s almost over. I know this statement runs contrary to everything you’re reading as of late...

Today is GivingTuesday – the biggest single day of giving of the year for many nonprofits and the unofficial start of the year-end giving season.

With Thanksgiving week upon us, I planned to write a piece on how a core pillar of great leadership communications is showing genuine appreciation.

Money isn’t everything. But as anyone who communicates for a company, foundation, or a nonprofit can attest, it sometimes feels that way.

Here are four things you can do to help your organization get its story told.