by Connor Laubenstein | May 8, 2017 | General, Podcast, Public Relations, Resources
Pretending to be a stay-at-home-mom, the three tiers of journalism and PR for the people. Amid bites of line-caught Oregon salmon at SEMpdx’s Engage Conference in March, Amy got the chance to unleash her inner local PR nerd to Megan Hannay, Co-Founder & CEO of...
by Amy Rosenberg | Apr 26, 2017 | General, Public Relations
When I got my first job working for a Portland PR firm, I was lucky enough to hit the ground running, literally. One of my clients was Avon Running and Kathrine Switzer — the first woman to run the Boston Marathon as a bibbed entry in 1967 — was the main spokesperson...
by Connor Laubenstein | Apr 5, 2017 | General
As we begin to shed our winter coats and dust off the cobwebs in preparation for the revitalization of spring, it’s always refreshing to do a little tidying up. The cold months bog us down with clutter — both in our physical spaces and our minds. So when the sun...
by Amy Rosenberg | Mar 1, 2017 | General, Industry News, Public Relations
Journalists have stood by in trepidation watching newsrooms shrink for years. Consumption has slowly shifted from the classic newspaper delivery, drive time chatter of the past to stories magically appearing in our phones with the touch of a button. The digitization...
by Connor Laubenstein | Feb 8, 2017 | Advertising, General
Uncontrollably Biased Patriots Fan Weighs in on Super Bowl Ad Trends It’s been a few days since I hopped aboard the rollercoaster of emotions that was Super Bowl LI, and to be honest, I’m still feeling the buzz. Witnessing my hometown New England Patriots defy...
by Connor Laubenstein | Feb 6, 2017 | General, Industry News, Podcast
The Oregon Ethics in Business Awards honors organization doing business the right way. Amy interviews Dick Clark and Mike Rosenberg about the awards, the Rotary Club of Portland and the nomination process. Nominate...
