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Who to trust when trust is shifting

Uncertainty weakens and challenges trust. Trust is critical to scale business and lead an exceedingly critical and insular workforce. Seize the opportunity.

By Nick Vehr|2026-03-03T12:31:50-05:00March 3rd, 2026|communications strategy, content development, crisis communications, executive communications, marketing, social media|Comments Off on Who to trust when trust is shifting
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Fortune favors the brave … be bold

Fortune favors the brave, not the cautious. The world’s best business leaders prepare for how to address those things that keep them up at night.

By Nick Vehr|2026-02-18T17:47:57-05:00February 18th, 2026|communications strategy, crisis communications, executive communications, marketing|Comments Off on Fortune favors the brave … be bold
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Leadership today: be brave and prepared

Communicating in uncertain times is a proven staple for successful businesses.

By Nick Vehr|2025-09-22T13:17:04-04:00September 22nd, 2025|crisis communications, executive communications|Comments Off on Leadership today: be brave and prepared
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Crisis planning — unsexy, but crucial

Let’s face it: Crisis prep is the corporate communications equivalent of home HVAC maintenance. It’s not flashy or fun, but you sure might regret ignoring it.

By Karen Bells|2025-05-30T16:37:22-04:00May 30th, 2025|crisis communications, executive communications, media relations|Comments Off on Crisis planning — unsexy, but crucial
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Communicating in times of change

Even in the face of sometimes disorienting change, let clear and authentic communication provide the stability that steers your organization through.

By Nick Vehr|2025-02-28T11:06:49-05:00February 28th, 2025|communications strategy, community relations, content development, crisis communications, executive communications, marketing, media relations, social media|Comments Off on Communicating in times of change
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Today’s PR: Ask “So what?” and “Why?”

The value of public relations in 2025, according to local industry experts, rests on two core questions: “So What?” and “Why?”

By Nick Vehr|2025-02-07T14:51:33-05:00February 7th, 2025|communications strategy, content development, crisis communications, executive communications, marketing, social media, Vehr tip sheet|Comments Off on Today’s PR: Ask “So what?” and “Why?”
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New year, new you? Trends for 2025

What does the year ahead look like for corporate communications? AI is here to stay. New tools pop up all the time. And some old favorites have sticking power.

By Karen Bells|2025-01-20T12:53:01-05:00January 20th, 2025|communications strategy, content development, crisis communications, executive communications, marketing, media relations, social media|Comments Off on New year, new you? Trends for 2025
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CEO communications — go beyond basic

Sure, a companywide memo or annual report “Letter from the CEO” is important. But an organization’s top leader needs more tools in the communications toolbox.

By Karen Bells|2025-01-20T12:38:35-05:00January 20th, 2025|communications strategy, community relations, content development, crisis communications, executive communications, marketing, media relations, social media|Comments Off on CEO communications — go beyond basic
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Law and PR: Similarities considering AI

There are many similarities between what lawyers and marketing and PR professionals do. This is even more true when considering Artificial Intelligence.

By Nick Vehr|2024-10-09T19:41:41-04:00October 10th, 2024|communications strategy, crisis communications, executive communications, marketing, media relations, social media, Vehr news and perspectives|Comments Off on Law and PR: Similarities considering AI
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How to rise above the messaging muck

When companies make controversial decisions — such as recent ones by corporate heavyweights to abandon DEI policies — tough communication is guaranteed.

By Karen Bells|2024-09-18T11:43:36-04:00September 18th, 2024|communications strategy, community relations, content development, crisis communications, diversity and inclusion, executive communications, media relations, social media|Comments Off on How to rise above the messaging muck
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