At long last the mid-term elections that began on November 8 concluded on December 6 with the election of Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock.

Famous people have promoted products for centuries, encouraging others to buy everything from cereal to cigarettes. 

 Keep your resume to one page.  If you have worked 15+ years and can keep your resume to one page, you are definitely not selling yourself properly. Your resume needs to be concise and shouldn't be multiple pages in length but two pages is very common. Remember, you can use addendum pages for awards, achievements etc.1-myth

Janet Stovall, senior client strategist at NeuroLeadership Institute, discusses performative communications ahead of Ragan’s DEI Certificate Course for Communicators.

Nearly three years after the onset of the COVID pandemic, much has changed about how employees engage with their employer and their work.

Did you know supplements and vitamins are a fast-growing industry? The supplement industry is projected to reach a global value of $98.6 by 2031 at a growth rate of 7.6%. This is signaling fast changed and growing trends.

One overused phrase that we'd be happy to not hear anytime soon is "the New Normal." 

There may be times when "The New Normal" indicates something positive. But most of the examples we can think of are not.

False or deliberately misleading information can cause an organization the trust of its customers and can have an overall negative impact on its reputation.

If we have learned anything over the past six years, and certainly after January 6th and the midterm elections, it is that the Social Compact is real and serves as the bedrock for a civilized society.

The Museum of Public Relations announced an expansion of its Board of Directors and a new governance structure to provide succession planning in its 25th year of operation and to deepen its contributions to the future of the public relations practice.  

Printers are often left as an afterthought in business - how can printers be so important if everyone has a phone on them all the time? But don't count out the value of printers.

Ruth Hirshey Lincoln, 68, of Philadelphia, an imaginative and effervescent public relations wizard who founded her own consulting firm and worked wonders as the longtime face of the Philadelphia Four Seasons Hotel died Wednesday, Nov. 23.

This year, AI continued to make major waves, proving to the naysayers that it’s here to stay. But despite its growing presence in the mainstream and its increased utilization across fields, many are still unsure what AI actually is, how it works and the true potential it harnesses. 

Even though foreign exchange, often known as forex or FX, is challenging, many people succeed with it. Some traders and investors who invest in foreign assets find it intriguing because they can wager on currency exchange rates around the world; you can see an example of this on the TradingView login page. Here's what you need to know if you've never invested in foreign currencies before. 

We invite you watch a very special online event to mark the launch of the Global Women's Leadership Channel on CommPRO.biz, that was held on the National Women Support Women Day - Thursday, December 1st, from 1-2:15 pm EST via Zoom.

PRophet, the first-ever AI-driven PR pitch platform built by and for PR professionals that predicts media interest and sentiment, today announced a partnership with Yoodli, an innovative AI-powered software platform which helps users improve media interviewing, public speaking, and communication skills using artificial intelligence.

Join Michael in his discussion with Adam Hochschild about his new book, American Midnight: The Great War, A Violent Peace and Democracy’s Forgotten Crisis.

Today’s special guest is Eric Mower, Chairman, & Chief Executive Officer, Mower.  

Giving Tuesday was created in 2012 to counteract the spending of Black Friday and Cyber Monday with philanthropic giving to charities in need of support.

When you’re trying to make sense of things, seeking to describe, decipher, and define . . .  looking to fill an eclectic pot with facts, yet wondering from where they’ll come, and from whom will come the names they bear . . .  there’s always that resourceful guide to lead you through thickets of unknowns, Wikipedia.