Empowering the future of women in revenue leadership. International Women’s Day is a moment to celebrate progress. It is also a moment to confront reality and take stock of where more work remains. Women today hold only about 30% of C-suite roles. That gap is...
How brands can extend their Olympics connection after the games are history
PR practitioners should face the facts regarding mega sporting events sponsorships: Immediately after they are over the media forgets about them. Arguably, the two prime examples in the U.S. are the Super Bowl and the Olympics. And they have a lot in common: It...
AI calling assistants in 2026: What businesses should expect next
By the year 2034, the AI calling agent market will grow to more than $47.5 billion, providing scalable and automated human-like phone interaction to businesses that need lower-cost options for phone automation and customer service. In fact, according to Fortune...
IR in focus: Why investors choose spread betting for flexible market exposure and leverage
Spread betting has reshaped the way many market participants engage with price movement. The appeal comes from its ability to combine flexibility, speed, and strategic depth within a single trading approach. This structure allows investors to respond to price shifts...
Best Professional Employer Organizations in Utah for growing your business
Utah's economy has earned a reputation as one of the most dynamic in the country. Between the booming tech corridor along the Wasatch Front, commonly known as the Silicon Slopes, and a steady wave of startups, small businesses, and expanding mid-market companies, the...
When supply chains outgrow their systems: What PR teams need to know about Salesforce
Most supply chain problems start life as small inconsistencies that teams learn to work around. Sales commits to a delivery date that operations can’t quite support. Inventory looks fine in one system and questionable in another. Customer service spends half a call...
The Olympic Games are a magnet for protests—here are PR tactics to protect brands
With the Winter Olympic Games in Milan-Cortina, Italy now making headlines, it’s noteworthy that protests against the games have been occurring since at least 2023, because of the cost and environmental damage that occurred in preparing the region for the games. ...
Can algorithms hire better than humans? The answer may surprise you.
Hiring is often regarded as a test of instinct, charisma, and intuition. Managers and recruiters pride themselves on spotting the “right” candidate in interviews or on paper. With the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in recruitment, however, the conversation...
There’s more to sports marketing than the Super Bowl—here are better ways to budget
To listen to the publicists of the National Football League and publicists for brands that spend millions of dollars advertising on the game, not to mention advertising execs of agencies that produce 30-second commercials that can cost as much as $8 million, not...
PR Trends of the New Year: Key Takeaways from Our 2026 Expert Panel
On January 28, PR leaders gathered for Bulldog Reporter’s and Agility PR Solution’s annual PR Trends of the New Year panel to discuss what’s shaping the industry in the year ahead. Featuring Nicole Rodrigues, CEO & Founder of NRPR Group, Pragya Dubey, VP of Global...
Cash flow challenges facing small PR agencies in 2026
Small PR agencies develop communication strategies, secure media coverage, and help companies of different sizes build trust and reputation. At the same time, money in this business comes in unevenly, while expenses remain constant. By 2026, this situation will have...
How PR teams can manage public perception around agricultural land use
‘The best way to find out if you can trust somebody is to trust them.’ – Ernest Hemingway Few words capture the quiet intensity at the heart of the land use discussions better than Hemingway’s writing. For PR teams, trust plays a central role in shaping public...











