Posts tagged with "Public Relations"
5 Languages for Marketers
by Monica Bishop Gallaher
Marketers use different languages to reach our intended audiences. And we always need to focus on how we want the audience to receive our message. Here are 5 ways we can be sure our desired demographic is being reached using the marketing language they’ll respond to.
The Influence of a Powerful Network
by Monica Bishop Gallaher
Friendships, business networks, family relationships—you name it, chances are there is a line of connection to anything you may be seeking. Every encounter you experience can have a lasting and positive impression. It might even hold the key to a new adventure or career change.
Messiah College Panel: 5 Tips from the Real World
by Anne Deeter Gallaher
Abby Book, Career Coach for the Career and Professional Development Center at Messiah College, led a leadership panel in Hostetter Chapel on Messiah’s campus this month, and Anne Deeter Gallaher was joined by Jillian Williams, entrepreneur and owner of Bevrore; Amanda Lavis, attorney with Rhoads & Sinon; and Marcella Giovannetti, Program Director for Alcohol and Drug Education at Messiah College, to speak to #StudentsinHighGear.
Your Talent Is Your Future: 5 Tips to Attract and Keep the Best Workers
by Anne Deeter Gallaher
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Millennials are the largest generation to enter the U.S. workforce, which brings new challenges and opportunities for business owners. These 18- to 35-year- olds are 69.2 million strong and wield a powerful voice. They are our future. But how do we recruit them and persuade them to work for us and bring their optimism and passion to our companies?
Honing in on your transferable skills
by Anne Deeter Gallaher
Anne Deeter Gallaher was interviewed by Cathy Hirko, editor for Central Penn Business Journal's Women in Leadership, and was asked to share some of her insight in taking the step from being a stay-at-home mom to starting and growing her own marketing business, and becoming a published author.
So You Want to Work in Public Relations?
by Monica Bishop Gallaher
I am a Millennial who recently graduated from college and moved to a brand new city one month after graduation. I worked for a few months as a waitress while I applied to a number of PR agencies and tried to meet new people.