by Karen Stinneford | Mar 25, 2015 | Life & Business Lessons, PR 101
I’m sorry So sorry Please accept my apology More than 50 years after pop singer Brenda Lee warbled her deep lament for hurting someone’s feelings, public apologies are more abundant than ever before. Indeed, so many apologies now hurl forth daily from politicians,...
by Karen Stinneford | Nov 27, 2012 | PR 101
Many years ago, a neighbor in my subdivision was named jury foreman in a grisly murder trial. The details were horrifyingly salacious, and everyone in the county was talking about them. So too, unfortunately, was that neighbor. When it came to light in court that he...
by SinclairCo | Mar 3, 2011 | Local & Community News, PR 101
I received the news of Crate and Barrel’s plans to move to an expanded store from nearby Crabtree to Southpoint with mixed feelings. While I was excited to hear they were bringing their amazing furniture lines into our area, it’s not exactly in my...
by Karen Stinneford | Jun 11, 2009 | Life & Business Lessons, Local & Community News, PR 101
Former N.C. First Lady Mary Easley’s brief employment at N.C State University recently resulted in four involuntary departures – hers, the chancellor’s, the provost’s and the chairman of the board of trustees. Read more about the details about this story. While the...
by SinclairCo | Sep 4, 2008 | Local & Community News, PR 101
I was so impressed last weekend with the crisis communications executed by Governor Bobby Jindal of Louisiana. After watching him speak for just five minutes, even I knew what his key messages were. Today I have been working with our client TriSure to share some...
by Karen Sinclair | Aug 8, 2008 | Life & Business Lessons, PR 101
As Shelley mentioned, we’ve conducted networking training for some clients, helping them adopt more effective strategies for making connections at conferences and tradeshows. Over the years, I’ve heard clients say, “Oh, we went to that show and we never got any...
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