A candid CommPRO Town Hall in New York challenged executives to move beyond greenwashing, embrace transparency, and anchor messaging in material action.

A roadmap for boards and executives to avoid costly mistakes when facing activist investors.

Senior communicators made clear that honest storytelling is the only path to overcoming climate fatigue and building trust.

Kenvue’s Aman Singh told communicators at Climate Week, to lean into fatigue and prioritize audiences over perfection

At Climate Week, Allison Worldwide’s Whitney Dailey urged communicators to ground sustainability stories in everyday life.

Trump’s 56-minute UN speech is a masterclass in presence under pressure and a cautionary tale about message discipline, facts, and logistics.

Public relations thrives when credibility, crisis skills and colorfully shared insights capture attention.

Independent PR firms are seizing ground from global holding companies as regionalization reshapes communications strategy.

YouTube’s new AI tools could transform how marketers build campaigns, produce creative and optimize brand content.

Inside Eric Hoffman’s plan to scale a family publisher while a separate “Hoffmann” empire races to rebuild local news and demand better, more local stories.

Benedict Evans explains why AI is powerful but not magic and how communicators can win by focusing on adoption, differentiation, and human judgment.

Crisis management, globalism, and strategic partnerships continue to define the evolving power of PR.

Summit Journal’s return under Michael Levy reveals why the future of premium storytelling might just be printed.

Learn six field-tested strategies that turn competent communication into compelling leadership.

A street-level shock launched this PR veteran into a lifetime of persuasive storytelling, with lessons communicators still need to hear today.

Authentication technologies like digital watermarking are fast becoming a necessity, not a luxury.

In this episode of Explain it to a Teenager, Weber Shandwick copywriter Lauren King reveals how she makes brand content resonate by sounding real, not rehearsed.

Publisher Michael McCormick reveals how his ad-free magazines, Quiltfolk and homecooked, prove print still thrives when storytelling, craft, and community drive the business model.

The lessons of Hurricane Katrina remain urgent as government missteps in Texas floods show how failed crisis leadership destroys trust and costs lives.

Many companies remain dangerously unprepared for activist investors despite years of warnings and guidance.