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Group Gordon’s Gigi Kwon blogs about pitching lessons PR pros can learn from ABC’s Shark Tank. 10.9.2014 “If you had one shot or one opportunity, to seize everything you ever wanted in one moment, would you capture it or just let it slip?” ABC’s “Shark Tank” is back, and I, along with an average of […]

Group Gordon’s Anna Clark blogs about the importance of visuals for a strategic social media effort. 9.25.2014 Whether blogging about your company’s new line of products, tweeting about an upcoming panel discussion, posting to Facebook about your CEO luncheon, or sharing moments from your company-funded charity event on Instagram, images have become a crucial part […]

Group Gordon’s Elana Rueven blogs about the right way to support a cause AND stay on message. 8.28.2014 It’s fair to say that the wild popularity and widespread reach of the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has underscored the power of social media to revolutionize how nonprofits will consider fundraising in the future. From Oprah to […]

Group Gordon’s Jordan Miller blogs about how social media gives individuals – and brands – more power than ever before. 8.14.2014 By now, people all over the world have heard (or heard of) last month’s infamous Comcast customer service call, in which a couple was berated and attacked for nearly 20 minutes before a representative […]

Group Gordon’s Elizabeth Gemdjian blogs about women and the roles they play in media. 7.30.2014 Recent weeks have yielded a number of compelling, inspiring, and debate-inducing works from or about women who work in, work with, or express themselves through the media. These representations of and testimonies from women offer thought-provoking looks at the status […]

Senior Associate Zigis Switzer blogs about the implications of recent legislation in Canada which may have far-reaching consequences for North American businesses. 7.16.2014 “I don’t like spam!” — Monty Python On July 1, 2014, CASL (Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation) went into effect, strictly forbidding the transmission of commercial electronic messages to persons without their express consent. […]