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PJPInAction: We’re excited to celebrate the ribbon cutting of our MBZ store in Abu Dhabi! PJP Investments Group (UAE, KSA, Jordan) continues our…
PJPInAction: We’re excited to celebrate the ribbon cutting of our MBZ store in Abu Dhabi! PJP Investments Group (UAE, KSA, Jordan) continues our…
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The role of the Chief Communications Officer is evolving. Today, through the Page Society and Yale University’s Program on Stakeholder Innovation…
The role of the Chief Communications Officer is evolving. Today, through the Page Society and Yale University’s Program on Stakeholder Innovation…
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They say in Business Bay, the currency is ambition. We just added pizza to the portfolio. Papa Johns is now open at Bay Square, one of Dubai's most…
They say in Business Bay, the currency is ambition. We just added pizza to the portfolio. Papa Johns is now open at Bay Square, one of Dubai's most…
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To every Taco Bell fan, You have always stood by us, and we will always stand by you. We felt the love. Through the posts. The comments. The…
To every Taco Bell fan, You have always stood by us, and we will always stand by you. We felt the love. Through the posts. The comments. The…
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PJPLovesDubai: Every great city loves great pizza! And we’re proud to call Dubai home💚 Better Ingredients. Better Pizza. Dr. Tapan Vaidya Karim…
PJPLovesDubai: Every great city loves great pizza! And we’re proud to call Dubai home💚 Better Ingredients. Better Pizza. Dr. Tapan Vaidya Karim…
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Playing the “Game of Inches” Getting 1% better everyday Striving to become “The Best Place to Work!” DISRUPT #Hospitalitywins #PeopleFirst
Playing the “Game of Inches” Getting 1% better everyday Striving to become “The Best Place to Work!” DISRUPT #Hospitalitywins #PeopleFirst
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This week, Scott Lewis had the opportunity to spend time with one of Papa Johns Canada's longest-serving franchisees, Geoff Linquist, and his team in…
This week, Scott Lewis had the opportunity to spend time with one of Papa Johns Canada's longest-serving franchisees, Geoff Linquist, and his team in…
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Netflix social team, ya'll are iconic! 😆 I loveeeee when a brand builds content around what their community is already talking about.
Netflix social team, ya'll are iconic! 😆 I loveeeee when a brand builds content around what their community is already talking about.
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Diane W. Jones, MPA APR
If I had to start over in media relations, I would… Research reporters a whole lot more. Not just their title. Not just the outlet. I’d read what they actually write. Because reporters don’t cover “business.” They cover specific angles. Specific trends. Specific types of stories. I would also spend more time studying the outlet itself. Who is their audience? What stories get featured consistently? What don’t they cover? Finally, I would build a short, tight media list instead of a long, impressive-looking one. More names does not equal more coverage. The right names do. Media relations isn’t about blasting your story everywhere and hoping something "sticks." It’s about putting it in the right hands. If you had to start over in your field, what would you do differently?
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Lisa Camooso Miller
The biggest shift I'm watching heading into 2026 is the continued rise of independent journalism and what it means for the industry. Legacy media outlets are consolidating, newsrooms are shrinking and at the same time, independent journalists and platforms like Substack are gaining real influence. The people shaping conversations aren't always sitting in traditional newsrooms anymore. They're building their own audiences, and those audiences are often more engaged and more targeted than what we used to see from broad-based coverage. For organizations in D.C., this changes everything. You can't rely on the old playbook of pitching a handful of major outlets and calling it a day. You need to be more strategic, more intentional and more focused on reaching the voices that actually move your audience. 2026 is going to require communicators to be more adaptable, more strategic and more willing to meet the media where it actually is, not where it used to be. #BigIdeas2026 #PublicAffairs #MediaStrategy
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