By Elyn Buscani, Business Development/Account Manager In the business world, “disruptors” are innovators who are applauded for their visionary thinking. In real life, disruption is downright annoying, or even devastating as it has been for our Kentucky neighbors and many other Americans due to recent natural disasters. However, it’s something all business development professionals need […]
By Libby Hagedon, Account Executive
After Tiger King, Love is Blind, sourdough starters and whipped coffee, the pandemic blues started setting in around April or May of 2020 as our whole team continued to work remotely. And with two young kids under my roof, my patience was thin and anxiety was high. To quiet the storm, I researched how I could make my workday better. Here’s a list of things that have brought me small joys and great breakthroughs in this wild season of life.
By Erika Turan, APR
For millions of us, March 2021 signaled the one-year mark of working from home. We’ve mastered (or attempted to master) Zoom meetings, cats-as-coworkers, creating home office spaces, and juggling children who need extra support and attention of their own.
What my experience in planning virtual public meetings taught me – and how it’s helped me host virtual events with friends and family. By Brittnay Bell, Account Executive Like much of the rest of the world, the pandemic has forced much of my life online. I’ve hosted family holidays, a baby shower, and even attended […]
By Erika Turan, APR I’ve found myself on page 24 of a marketing plan more than once, with a brain that’s just deep fried. Coming up with creative tactics and innovative programming that ties back to strategic, measurable goals is challenging stuff, and at some point, just typing the word “brochure” in bullet points over […]
By Laura Whitman, APR, Community Relations Consultant Let’s face it – we’ve all seen attendance at public meetings dropping. People have had more places to be, more things to do, and carving out time to attend public meetings is a challenge. As a result, interest in holding online public meetings has been growing and before […]
By Brittnay Bell, Account Executive COVID-19 has upended most of our daily lives. From self-quarantine, to becoming teachers for our children overnight, while also working from home, and cooking most – if not all – of our daily meals. These changes have had a massive impact on our lives, and it can get hectic and […]
By Libby Esterle, Senior Account Executive Jimmy Fallon is known for his witty banter, self-deprecating humor and good-natured teasing. From sharing hilarious “Mom Texts” submitted by his Twitter followers, to watching his epic Lip Sync Battles with the likes of Paul Rudd and Emma Stone, to his “The Tonight Show” celebrity interviews, he can always […]
By Libby Hagedon Think back to the last time you bought a new-to-you item. Maybe it was a new water bottle. Maybe it was a pack of diapers for you to try on your baby. Maybe it was a new tube of mascara. What persuaded you to make that purchase? Was it the packaging? The […]
By Stephanie Rasor There are few topics that the wisdom of Stephen Covey can’t bring enlightenment to. Recently, I searched for tips on evaluating priorities and Covey’s lesson on big rocks and little rocks turned up. For those not familiar, the gist is when you make space for the big rocks (key priorities) then the […]
