A Thank You from BRG on Our 15th Anniversary
Today, November 18, 2016, officially marks BRG Communications’ 15th year in...
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Today, November 18, 2016, officially marks BRG Communications’ 15th year in...
Most corporations are aware of the positive impacts of CSR and have already implemented these practices into their business. However, there is still a lot that can be done to incorporate key audiences, including employees, customers and other stakeholders, and build brand reputation. It’s imperative for companies to not only have CSR programs, but communicate the values and achievements of these efforts.
World’s Premier Business Awards Recognize Barwis in Female Entrepreneur of the Year Category as Her Company Celebrates 15th Anniversary
ALEXANDRIA, VA, October 20, 2016 –PRSA NCC hosts the Annual Thoth Awards to celebrate the most outstanding, strategic public relations programs and components developed and produced in the Greater Washington, D.C. area. The achievements are recognized in 35 categories, including 17 program categories that celebrate the very best PR campaigns and 18 component categories that highlight top accomplishments in PR tactics.
Think of location-based advertising as a digital point of sale. It allows you to reach consumers or donors when and where they are most likely to make a decision and take action. As with many campaigns, when there is a clear call-to-action for consumers to vote, make donations, purchase products and more, inciting action is critical to achieving success.
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PR News announced the PR Agency Elite Award finalists and we were named in the Reputation Management category for, Walmart’s “Holiday Sing to Salute Military Families” campaign. Each year, PR News recognizes agencies that are setting benchmarks of excellence in client PR efforts, and we are excited and honored to be among the finalists.
We attended the ExL 12th Annual Public Relations & Communications Summit, which brought together healthcare communicators from across the country. The agenda focused on the need for communications experts to address consumer expectations and engage in a responsible dialogue with patients in order to build disease and product awareness, education and engagement. One main take-away for us was the importance in building an authentic patient dialogue.