Media Relations

Casey Weldon

UnitedHealthcare CEO’s death could change corporate comms

It’s important for executives to talk, but it’s just as important that it’s on the right issue.

Casey Weldon

Despite a learning curve, these comms outsiders offer unique insights and expertise.

Allison Carter

Try to land your major soundbite during that first question when the audience is most engaged.

Allison Carter

It’s all about independent journalists in 2025.

Casey Weldon

The comms team must serve as an advocate for the executive even if that means being brutally honest.

Andrew Petro

It’s not always sunshine and roses.

Casey Weldon

Prep to keep the speaker conversational but prepared for curveballs.

Casey Weldon

Digital tools make it easier to make content accessible to all.

Ragan Insider | Casey Weldon

Conversational, behind-the-scenes content can strengthen customer relationships.

Allison Carter

It’s not as simple as “never go off record.”

Matt Purdue

Industry veterans continue to leave traditional media to launch their own platforms.

Allison Carter

TV is king.

Matthew Levison

Things have changed in the last 10 years.

Allison Carter

Local news remains an important option for many PR campaigns.