Hey Coach Belichick, You’re Playing on My Field Now – Badly
Coach Bill Belichick is wrong. And as a lifelong Patriots fan, it pains me to say so.
Blue Origin’s Space Stunt Falls Flat
Blue Origin’s performative space stunt this week was an embarrassment. To the concept of female empowerment.
Attorney Thomas Dickey Gives a Master Class in How NOT to Handle a High-Profile Case in the Media
Luigi Mangione’s Pennsylvania attorney is demonstrating what not to do in a high-profile case. Basking in the glow of TV lights, Attorney Thomas Dickey is doing everything to make the case about himself—not his client.
Meet PRSA Greater Connecticut’s 2024 Practitioner of the Year
The Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Greater Connecticut Chapter (PRSA CT) is proud to announce Andrea Obston, owner of Andrea Obston Marketing Communications (AOMC), as the recipient of its prestigious 2024 Practitioner of the Year award.
Quinnipiac University adjunct professor named PRSA Connecticut Chapter’s Practitioner of the Year
Quinnipiac University adjunct professor Andrea Obston, owner of Andrea Obston Marketing Communications, has been named the Public Relations Society of America Greater Connecticut Chapter’s Practitioner of the Year.
Have a Listen. Save a reputation.
Your businesses reputation is the currency your company needs to grow. Build it. Bank it and make sure you guard it. Want to know how? Check out my interview on Business Results Radio with Pete Winiarski from Win Enterprises. In this podcast we cover: How to actively build a reputation and why it’s key […]
Connecticut’s New Data Breach Law Matches Up With Consumer Concerns
Connecticut has picked the right time to pass “An Act Concerning Data Privacy Breaches.” It passed the state senate late last week and is awaiting the governor’s signature. The bill says that businesses must notify individuals whose personal information has been breached within 60 days and report potential exposure of more categories of personal information. […]
Marketing to Seniors
Now is The Time to Market Your Senior Community to Baby Boomers Older adults are gradually feeling more confident about safely moving back out into the community. Most of those over age 65 have received at least one COVID-19 vaccine (79% as of April 13) and more than half (63%) were fully vaccinated as of April 13. That’s opened the door for senior communities to begin opening their own [...]
The Seven Faces of Zoom
After 12+ months of virtual meetings, we are all too familiar with the many faces we make while trying to connect on Zoom. These faces are part effort, part confusion and part exasperation. We’ve all seen them on Zoom newbies and Zoom veterans.
How to Communicate in the Time of COVID
The pandemic has made us hungry for news – good news. For almost a year, we’ve been obsessed with positivity rates, hospitalization rates and death rates. This constant barrage of statistics has gotten so overwhelming that most of us have tuned them out in favor of a mantra that says “It’s too big. It’s too overwhelming. I can’t take anymore.” They tune out.
