54 years ago today, Winston Churchill died. He is one of the most REVERED orators of the past 100 years, and as such, I consider it professional obligation to study how he used language. What’s most Read More
This rule, or “agreement,” is set out in The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz, a small but mighty book. What does this mean? And what to do when others aren’t impeccable with their Read More
Many of our clients call during very difficult moments, some of the hardest moments of their lives and careers. When they need help with crisis communications, it’s usually because a Read More
Idle words, idle silence — neither have any place in crisis communications and reputation management. Every word and every silence must serve a purpose. We are often asked by clients: Read More
There have been some pretty wild news stories from the Donald Trump White House. Recent reputation-harming statements from public relations representatives Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Raj Shah make one wonder: Read More
Stacy Bettison was quoted by Bloomberg Law concerning the United Auto Worker’s move to elect a new president in the wake of a federal criminal investigation and recent high-profile failed campaigns. Read More
By Stacy Lynn Bettison, Attorney and PR Expert High profile = high stakes = high risk Whether the matter is big or small, when it becomes to anything high profile, the Read More
No one likes to plan for them, but crises are a fact of life. Mistakes are made. Accidents happen. In almost industry, the worse case scenario crisis involves the loss Read More