What the Apple, Bumble and Swehl ad controversies have in common
Swiftly retracting ads after release is not a sustainable solution.
Swiftly retracting ads after release is not a sustainable solution.
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A look at why Brown President Christina H. Paxson’s statement worked.
And what it means for PR pros.
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Thoughts from PR pros.
It’s hard to keep silent. But sometimes, it’s the only choice.
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Businesses need leaders who communicate effectively, fiercely defend their reputation, and successfully navigate stakeholder relationships. In other words, it needs more CCOs stepping up to the CEO role.
It was a delicate balance involving great sensitivity and persistence.