Corporate Communications
WeWork: Covid-19 is an opportunity to be 'more creative than ever'
The company plans to be the solution to the shift in workplace attitudes.
PR firm leaders react to Washington unrest
Here’s what agency heads from Hill+Knowlton, Ketchum, Weber Shandwick, Brunswick, Steinreich Communications and Seven Letter are doing.
Richard Edelman: CEOs must reassure employees after Capitol Hill riot
Edelman posted a similar message on his blog for agency employees.
McCann Health’s Carey talks enhanced focus on “healthcare extenders”
Newly promoted global president, expert audiences Sandra Carey notes the increased importance of nurses, PAs and others in the COVID
McDonald's says sorry for exploiting childhood bereavement
A UK commercial angers viewers by suggesting a Filet-O-Fish can soothe the pain of a lost father.
On the chopping block again: Planned Parenthood steps up comms amid defund debate
"Defund Planned Parenthood" is a common rallying cry in Washington, DC, in the early months of the Trump administration. How
What should United Airlines do next? 6 crisis experts weigh in
Can United bounce back and fix its reputation? Here's what six experts said.
United's thrashing of an Asian customer ignites fury in China
APAC consumers are unlikely to forget the manhandling of a passenger of Vietnamese descent anytime soon.
Inside United's social media response to #LeggingsGate
United Airlines MD of global communications Megan McCarthy says the carrier should have taken a more thoughtful approach to responding
Was it the Hamburglar? McDonald's says account was hacked after anti-Trump tweet
The fast-food chain said it wasn't behind a tweet posted and pinned on Thursday morning mocking the president's "tiny hands."
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