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Introducing: WE ARE AI

AI is at an inflection point. We have seen it disrupt industries like healthcare, automotive, manufacturing, and sustainability, and this is just the tip of the iceberg. At the same time, there’s also been a lot of confusion, uncertainty and misunderstandings around...

From PR Daily: March Comms on how brands stay relevant post-pandemic

by Kelsey Johnson

Shuttered doors and social distancing have forced a reexamination of conventional brand experiences. Companies are abandoning the one-size-fits all approaches of yesteryear in favor of a hybrid mix that pairs traditional with digital. March Executive Vice President...

WE ARE AI: Q&A with Rana el Kaliouby, CEO and Co-Founder of Affectiva, Author of Girl Decoded

by Hailey Melamut

We’re kicking off a new Q&A series profiling some of the leading voices, disruptors and decisionmakers in AI. These interviews are just the beginning of our new upcoming initiative, WE ARE AI, which dives into the good, the bad, and the future of AI, exploring...

Flexible Projects to Keep Your PR, Content and Social Engines Running

by Cheryl Gale

During economic downturn, comms budgets are often, unfortunately, the first to go. A flexible, trusted agency partner checks your list with smaller spend.

Celebrating 8 PR Club Bell Ringer Awards

by Elisabeth O'Donnell

This week we tuned in to the first ever virtual PR Club Bell Ringer Awards. We're stoked to be highlighted as one of the most-winning agencies this year, with recognition across our exciting client work and innovative agency marketing. Check out the teams who made it...

[Podcast] Making Nutrition Tech Accessible, with Sandy Purewal of Superfied

by Manny Veiga

We talk to Sandy Purewal, the founder of Superfied, about affordability and accessibility in the wellness tech market, and about his goals for his new nutrition app.

Client Spotlight: Building a Content Engine to Remotely Support a Client Event

by Andrew Grzywacz

To support a client event remotely, we built a content engine that combined the efforts of on-site writers with our own content team to publish blog posts and images in near-real-time. Here’s how it worked.