
The Fine Art of Wooing Two Conflicting Partners in PR
Businesses and the people who own them thrive due to relationships.

Businesses and the people who own them thrive due to relationships.

March 2016 — General Mills became the first major US food manufacturer to label GMO ingredients nationally. The decision broke a decade of industry resistance, accelerated federal preemption, and is now a foundational case study in modern CPG transparency communications. Part of EPR's General Mills coverage.

Fifteen years ago this month the world of NASCAR was rocked to its core by the death of racing legend Dale "The Intimidator" Earnhardt.

The Penn State institutional cover-up pattern — what happens when boards prioritize brand protection over external reporting. The operational lesson that every board, university, and major employer has had to absorb.

The US Military is testing PR skills as much as it does defense and weapons training.

PR is undervalued because it doesn't produce a clean line on the P&L the way paid media does. The companies that get this wrong treat PR as discretionary. The ones that get it right treat PR as core business strategy and compound the returns over years. A founder's case.

Quarter after quarter, the news for big retail stores has been dismal and getting worse.

The use of public relations always existed in politics, throughout history.

Public Relations as an art form has come into its own.

When it comes to making a great impression and getting the interview, public relations is one of the most competitive fields around.