The Stevens Group Looks Back at Richard Levick in the PR Masters Series Podcast

Overview

I only met or spoke to Richard Levick about a dozen times in my PR career. I also read, and was inspired by, every essay he wrote for publication on CommPRO. What I clearly remember from my first to my last encounter with Richard was the fluency with which he presented ideas and information on a whole host of subjects, in particular the power of communications, and the broad range and depth of his intellect. His words should be required reading for any practitioner and every student of the art and science of public relations.

This proud profession has lost one of its best exemplars. For those who never met Richard, republishing this interview will give CommPRO listeners an opportunity to hear him in action, maybe for the first time. And for those who did know and admire him, it gives you another opportunity to reflect on the impact of his loss to our distinguished profession.   

About Our Guest

Richard S. Levick, Esq., Chairman & CEO, LEVICK

Under his leadership, LEVICK set new standards in global communications and brand protection for corporations, countries, and major institutions. Mr. Levick was one of the communications industry’s most important spokespersons and thought leaders. A powerful advocate for the strategic initiatives that companies must pursue in today’s perilous environment, he regularly addressed corporate boards as well as industry and government leaders around the world, providing guidance on their most complex communications and reputation management challenges. He was featured in, and authors, countless articles, and was a frequent guest on prime time national and international television programs.

Mr. Levick was a much-sought after keynote and graduation speaker and was a columnist for the top business blogs including Forbes.

Mr. Levick co-authored five books including, The Communicators: Leadership in the Age of Crisis; Stop the Presses; The Crisis and Litigation PR Desk Reference; 365 Marketing Meditations; and Lessons for Absent Children.