The News Review:
- Les Unger long-time public relations director for the Meadowlands …
- Clifton Gunderson picks Clarus Communications for Colorado PR
- Mass Communication students place in national PR competition
- Norm Semanko: PR masquerading as science won’t help environmentalists
- Cherry Creek North director starts own PR firm
- LCEC PR team wins award
- HPI selects Advertas as their marketing and public relations agency
Les Unger long-time public relations director for the Meadowlands …
The Star-Ledger – NJ.com
open(urlwinnameoptions) newwin. Unger a 1952 graduate of Rutgers was sports information director at the state university from 1955 through ‘76 before taking over at the Meadowlands where he worked from 1976 to ‘90. “Les was a ‘Rutgers guy’ his entire life” Dick Lloyd former Director of Alumni Relations at Rutgers who also served as men’s basketball coach said in a statement. “He was a Rutgers grad and a long-time employee who remained a friend of Rutgers its athletics program and its student-athletes throughout his life.
Clifton Gunderson picks Clarus Communications for Colorado PR
Bizjournals.com
Under the agreement Chicago-based Clarus will handle PR strategy and media relations for the Clifton Gunderson offices in Broomfield Greenwood Village and Colorado Springs. -based Clifton Gunderson is the seventh-largest CPA firm operating in the Denver area according to the Denver Business Journal's "Book of Lists 2008-2009.
Mass Communication students place in national PR competition
Loyola University New rleans
gallery –> Five Loyola University New rleans public relations students have been chosen as finalists in the. The annual competition organized by the Public Relations Student Society of America and the Consumer Bankers Association asks teams from universities to tackle a full-scale public relations campaign for a nonprofit organization. Janine Sheedy Heather Miranne Sarah Mackota Ashley Sutton and Vicki Voelker comprise Loyola’s Bateman Team from the.
Norm Semanko: PR masquerading as science won’t help environmentalists
IdahoStatesman.com
They have ranked the Snake River third on their made-up “endangered river” list. The Snake didn’t even make the list last year. Apparently they hope the bama administration will react in terror toss or ignore a decade of substantial verifiable salmon recovery progress and magically give them another shot at breaching the dams. Please! Even the Idaho Statesman’s editorial editor – one of Idaho’s most dedicated breaching proponents – writes that it “reflects P.
Cherry Creek North director starts own PR firm
Denver Post
The new firm C5 Communications will officially launch May 11. “I’ve been here for six years and when you work with 320 entrepreneurs it inspires you to be an entrepreneur yourself” she said. “This economy is bringing you a new breed of entrepreneur so why not start a business that can meet their needs?” C5 already has three clients and will be signing a lease for office space downtown in the coming days. Brickley plans to focus on the retail consumer area alternative energy and health care.
Related from Marketingmonster: Brickley Cherry Creek North marketing chief leaving to start company
LCEC PR team wins award
Lehigh Acres Citizen
‘The Lee County Electric Co-op (LCEC) Public Relations Team has been recognized with the top local professional award from the Southwest Florida Chapter of the Florida Public Relations Association. The LCEC Public Relations Team program “Restoration on Deadline Media Workshop” stood out among 29 public relations entries from the Southwest Florida chapter and received the local Grand All Image Award in addition to an Image Award and Judges’ Award. The PR team hosted an educational workshop for media professionals providing a behind-the-scenes look at the process of restoring power and emphasizing effective communications. The workshop lessons were tested during Tropical Storm Fay and the media and LCEC scored high marks for cooperation and message clarity. LCEC also received an Image Award for the Marco Community Forum.
HPI selects Advertas as their marketing and public relations agency
PR-Inside.com (Pressemitteilung)
Specializing in energy and technology clients Advertas provides an integrated marketing and public relations program. Initiatives to be undertaken on behalf of HPI will include a sustained public relations effort in the form of press coverage content development for their website and a strong editorial outreach program consisting of interviews with editors and feature articles. The marketing and public relations program is expected to build awareness of the HPI brand drive traffic to the company’s website and ultimately increase the sales pipeline. "HPI is experiencing rapid growth and we needed a marketing and public relations agency that could respond rapidly" says Hal Pontez President & CE of HPI. "We also required a firm that had the knowledge in-house to both develop content and implement an effective marketing and public relations program on behalf of HPI.