In the ever-evolving world of business and law, handling a crisis can feel like trying to navigate a stormy sea with a paddle. But what if we could turn to an unlikely source for guidance? Enter Ted Lasso, the lovable, optimistic coach from the hit TV series. Ted’s...

Comms lessons from Blake Lively’s Super Bowl masterclass in PR
The Super Bowl is perhaps the world’s greatest stage, with 100+ million tuning in from across the globe for the game, the commercials of course, and that halftime musical performance. Recently, Blake Lively, the multi-talented actress, director, mother, business...
Charting a course through PR trends in 2024: Setting sail for success
In the deep seas of public relations, it's not just about staying afloat; it's about catching the winds of change and navigating uncharted waters with finesse. As we embark on the new PR voyage of 2024, let's explore the trends that are reshaping the landscape. A...
6 tips for navigating corporate communications in a complex world
In today's rapidly changing and increasingly polarizing world, businesses face increasing pressure to engage with and comment on current events and social issues. This dynamic landscape makes corporate communications more challenging than ever. Companies must...
3,2,1… Action! 4 tips for getting on the air and in the news
The television realm remains an indispensable component of our society. There are often moments when my clients have an immediate need to get information out to the community, and the most effective means to do that is often by contacting media outlets and...
Peloton shows how to swiftly navigate a PR crisis—just like that
**Update - Since publishing this piece, it seems that Mr. Big now has bigger problems than his Peloton-induced heart attack. On Thursday, December 16, actor Chris Noth was accused of sexual assault by two different women. In light of these accusations, Peloton has...
Reputation is everything, so how’s yours doing?
Warren Buffett once said, “It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it. If you think about that, you’ll do things differently.” Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump might have listened to Buffet’s sound advice during their time in the spotlight. Our...
Pandemic party planning: How I pulled off my daughter’s wedding during COVID
Planning an event during a pandemic takes creativity, flexibility, and a can-do attitude. And I should know; I planned and *safely* hosted my daughter’s wedding this fall! It’s been quite the stressful road to the aisle for so many With the advent of the coronavirus...
COVID communication—5 tips for handling internal dialogue during the coronavirus
The coronavirus is officially a global crisis, and it seems like its spread and ripple effects are becoming more concerning by the hour. For business owners and HR Directors, having the right plans in place has become essential for businesses to stay afloat during...
5 PR tips from Queen Elizabeth’s regal crisis communications plan
I’m glued to my TV following all things Sussex. In case you haven’t heard, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have stepped down as senior royals, hope to become financially independent, and will be spending lots more time in Canada. It’s big, historic, complicated...
A PR pro’s how-to guide for finding your passion
Oprah has a great quote, “Follow your passion; it will lead to your purpose.” But what if you aren’t one of those people who have always known what they wanted to be when they grow up? Or what if you are, and you’ve since changed your mind? Societally, we place a lot...
Influencers are the new celebrities—so who are you influencing?
They’re everywhere. They always seem to look flawless, even if they insist that there’s #nofilter or FaceTune. They’re on the beach at a very chic resort-on-stilts in Polynesia, getting paid to be on vacation. They walk down trendy streets while narrating and...