This year, Communications Week will cover the theme of Connections - and with that, we’re going to embrace all of the new ways of connecting and doing business globally. We’re proud to grow and change with each and every one of you and look forward to Communications Week 2020.
Taking some extremely valuable tools to the office from the Communications Week event. All of the panelists were truly experts in all things PR, digital and experiential.
I think the biggest thing for events like Communications Week is fostering collaboration among different agencies, clients, and even students that are considering entering the field. I don’t think we do enough to really push substantive conversations and Communications Week helps create shared learning that allows you to bring best practices back to your organization.
It’s time to surface what is really driving change for the communications industry and talk about some of the most innovative approaches to PR and communications.
RESOURCES FROM OUR PARTNERS
Owning the Visual Conversation with Business Wire
Five tips and 30 DIY tools to boost your PR results with multimedia.
Hope you’re well! A PR guide + recorded webinar about journalists’ biggest pet peeves
Do you know which of your PR pitches are most likely to wind up as the subject of ridicule on Twitter? Muck Rack partnered with Michael Smart PR to produce a [legitimately] entertaining ebook analyzing journalists’ top gripes with pitches.
The Ultimate Guide to Virtual & Hybrid Events
Everything you need to know about virtual & hybrid events, from the creators of the world's leading virtual & hybrid event platform.
PR Pros and Journalists: Bridging the Gap
While the comms and journalism professions continually change, their reliance on one another does not. Results from a recent News Direct/PRWeek survey, coupled with insights from leaders on both sides, identify different perceptions with how the relationship currently works and solutions to help strengthen the bond.
