By Kameron Stanko Influenced by his dad and a realization that he lacked the discipline and will to work independently, Luis Agostini joined the Marine Corps as a combat correspondent in public affairs – the perfect job for a mix of field and office work. He described his job as a combat correspondent as a…… Continue reading Pursue Your Career Aspirations, Even if You Have to Quit a Good Job or Two to Get There
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Practical Advice from the Diary of a ‘PR Girl’
By Becca Hary After graduating from college, I packed my Volkswagen and drove straight from South Bend to Chicago. I was ready to conquer the world, not just the Windy City. That drive to my new apartment in Wrigleyville was more than 20 years ago. While life and work can be a roller coaster, I’ve…… Continue reading Practical Advice from the Diary of a ‘PR Girl’
Fostering The Next Generation: PR Pro Bob Kornecki Gives Time, Talent & Scholarships
“We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.” ― Winston S. Churchill By Jill O’Mahony Stewart Bob Kornecki loves a good quote. The Chicago PR pro used many for his inspiring book, “How to Thrive in the Public Relations Business: 35 Practical Tips from a 35-Year Veteran.”…… Continue reading Fostering The Next Generation: PR Pro Bob Kornecki Gives Time, Talent & Scholarships
Mike Santoro: Public Relations Firms Must Evolve and Adopt New Technologies
By Kola Ogunshote As the President of Walker Sands Communications, a fast growing B2B public relations and digital marketing firm, Mike Santoro stays in tune with the latest trends in marketing, communication and technology. In this interview, he talks about his career path, agency management, his charitable foundation and the potential impact of virtual reality,…… Continue reading Mike Santoro: Public Relations Firms Must Evolve and Adopt New Technologies
Kathleen Henson: ‘Nothing That You Think Is Permanent, Really Is!’
By Quiana Hughes Kathleen Henson is a mother first—the proud mother of five dynamic kids whom she loves dearly and her clients know this. Kathleen is the founder and CEO of Henson Consulting, an award-winning national PR firm, based in Chicago. She’s a fierce advocate for women. And not that she has anything against men—she…… Continue reading Kathleen Henson: ‘Nothing That You Think Is Permanent, Really Is!’
It’s Not If You Fail, It’s How Quickly You Pivot: An Interview With Gary Rudnick
By Erika Hanes Background While Gary Rudnick earned his BA in English, he had a PR internship and fell in love with it. Rudnick toyed with the idea of law school after graduation, but after only one year in a law office, he committed to PR. Rudnick used his early career to try new things.…… Continue reading It’s Not If You Fail, It’s How Quickly You Pivot: An Interview With Gary Rudnick
Is a PR Job Right for You? 7 Things You Need to Know Before You Apply
By David Grover Public Relations seems to be the hot new trend in exciting careers. It’s a fast-paced, modern, and lucrative business to be in–if you can cut it. Not everyone is cut out for working PR, though there are certainly varying levels of involvement. If you’re working PR for a small start-up, your job…… Continue reading Is a PR Job Right for You? 7 Things You Need to Know Before You Apply
Myreete Wolford: Making a Name for Herself and Having Fun in Public Relations
David Gallagher’s #PRCareerLauncher series today features one of my favorite young professionals, Myreete Woolford. Thanks, David, for allowing me to share these Q&As with Culpwrit readers. This post is filled with great job search and career insights. “…I knew that if I wanted to succeed here, I’d have to make a name for myself and breakthrough…… Continue reading Myreete Wolford: Making a Name for Herself and Having Fun in Public Relations
15 Top Blog Posts of 2015
I never get bored with the numerous year-end recaps of top news stories, events and milestones—especially those appearing in this blog. So, as Culpwrit approaches its 10th year – never missing a week, I spent a few hours yesterday reviewing this year’s 75 posts. As was the case in 2014, guest posts were quite popular…… Continue reading 15 Top Blog Posts of 2015
Connecting the Dots Between Psychology and Public Relations
By Lauren Spinelli The Public Relations Society of America defines public relations as “a strategic communication process that builds mutually beneficial relationships between organizations and their publics.” But how exactly are these relationships built? What public relations tool is used to make the connection? Is it the strength of the message? The way it’s delivered?…… Continue reading Connecting the Dots Between Psychology and Public Relations