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The Promise and Peril of Machine-Generated Content

by | March 4, 2023 | News | 0 Comments

Note: the following article recently appeared in Catalyst, the official publication of IABC.  By: Adam Fuss, SCMP, MITI On 25 January, Shel Holtz’s Catalyst article, “Generative Artificial Intelligence for Communicators” served as a wake-up call of sorts....
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4 Dos and Don’ts for Landing Your Next Communications Job

by | February 14, 2023 | News, Professional Development | 0 Comments

Note: thank you to our friends at IABC Seattle for hosting “IABC Seattle Pro-Talk with Suzanne O’Brien.” O’Brien, a career coach and founder/CEO of LevelUp Careers, led a discussion on how to advance your communications career. The following is a recap of the...
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Four PR Trends for 2023

by | January 18, 2023 | News, PR, Professional Development | 0 Comments

Thank you to former IABCLA board member Julie Wright and her agency, (W)right on Communications, for crafting this insightful piece!   SAN DIEGO; Jan. 10, 2023 — When you advise innovators, change makers and industry leaders every day, it’s expected that...
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Best of Catalyst 2022: Look Back at Popular Articles & Podcasts

by | January 3, 2023 | News, Professional Development | 0 Comments

By: IABC Staff With the new year comes new opportunities and new stories to tell. As you look ahead to all you’ll accomplish in the coming year, reflect on the Catalyst articles and PodCatalyst episodes that grabbed the most attention in 2022. Catalyst is the...
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Why We Need to Humanize Climate Change, Starting Now

by | December 4, 2022 | Corporate Communications, News, Professional Development | 0 Comments

Note: the following article recently appeared in Catalyst, the official publication of IABC.  By: Danielle Bond, SCMPClimate change is a complex topic, but it’s one that needs our attention. It’s an all-hands-on-deck situation, so what role can communicators play...
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Three Influential Story Types Leaders Should Tell

by | November 12, 2022 | News, Professional Development | 0 Comments

Note: the following article recently appeared in Catalyst, the official publication of IABC. By: Nancy Duarte When shelter-in-place orders came through, seemingly overnight, the world as I’d known it — my team had known it — was in lockdown. The following Monday...
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10 Communication Lessons About Trust and Uncertainty

by | October 20, 2022 | Corporate Communications, Marketing, News, PR, Social Media | 0 Comments

Note: the following article recently appeared in Catalyst, the official publication of IABC.  By: Elizabeth Williams, ABC, FRSA, and Mike Atkins, CPC Even before the pandemic challenged our notions of, well, everything, consumer trust was on the decline....
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What Are Your Superpowers?

by | September 27, 2022 | News, Professional Development | 0 Comments

Note: the following article recently appeared in Catalyst, the official publication of IABC. The content was initially presented at a session at the IABC World Conference 2022. By: Mike Klein, Monique Zytnik and Mabongi Dlamini One of the big challenges that we as...
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