PR’s Top Pros Talk: Sara Whitman

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 Sara Whitman, Chief People Officer at Hot Paper Lantern, shares insightful data from The 2023 War for Frontline Talent report. Sara explains how HR and other communications professionals can work together to re-recruit employees. Sara discusses why the C-suite should utilize LinkedIn to highlight employee achievement. Sara also shares her excitement for the future of work. Download the full report here: //hpl.hplcreative.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/The-2023-War-For-Frontline-Talent.pdf  

PR’s Top Pros Talk: Linda Descano

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 Linda Descano, CFA®, Executive Vice President of Red Havas, explains that understanding the business of business is one of the most important skills communicators can have. She explains how communicators can conduct their own research about their companies by asking themselves key questions and utilizing valuable resources. Linda also predicts future trends for 2023 and beyond.  

NextUP – Joe Laresca

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Tel: 212.736.2727 news@dssimonmedia.com NextUP… Joe Laresca Joe Laresca, Founder, CEO, and Creative Director of NOISE Joe Laresca, Founder, CEO, and Creative Director of NOISE, gives advice to aspiring entrepreneurs. He discusses how his team navigates working on multiple projects at once. Laresca also shares exciting plans for the future of the agency. >> Check out more NextUP episodes here! TRANSCRIPT:   KATY: I’m Katy Colón, the Client Service and Marketing Associate here at D S Simon Media.…

PR’s Top Pros Talk: Sharon Robustelli

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 Sharon Robustelli, founder and CEO of TEN3 Public Relations, discusses why thought leadership and executive visibility should be a standalone service. Sharon explains why companies should utilize the service to effectively communicate change. Sharon also talks about why companies are shifting away from having one company spokesperson and highlighting multiple members of the C-suite instead.