North American Communication Monitor - 2018 Tracking Trends
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The Plank Center for Leadership in Public Relations sponsored the North American Communication Monitor (NACM), the first survey of its kind in North America, to explore the status quo, qualities and trends of communication management in North America. The survey, which launched in May 2018, addresses topics including “fake news” and how to tackle it, how communicators provide insights for decision-making, as well as leadership performance, job satisfaction and personal stress among communication professionals in the United States and Canada. Characteristics of excellent communication departments will be identified and benchmarked against results from other key markets in Asia-Pacific, Europe and Latin America.
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Sarah Elise Vasquez, Brand Intern at Edelman (Los Angeles)
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Watch the webinar on-demand: http://plankcenter.ua.edu/resources/webinars/
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Legacy: Patrick Ford, worldwide vice chair, chief client officer, chairman, Burson-Marsteller
Executive: Aylwin Lewis, CEO, Potbelly Sandwich Shop
Corporate: Wendi Strong, executive vice president, enterprise affairs, USAA
Agency: Andy Polansky, chief executive officer, Weber Shandwick
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Young Professional: Jose Rivera, lecturer, California State University, San Bernardino
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Betsy Plank, commonly referred to as the first lady of public relations, was a pioneer for public relations education. She served as the first female president of the Public Relations Society of America in 1973. Her legacy lives on through the Plank Center's research and work in advancing the profession and public relations education. This piece is from Betsy's archives.
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Betsy Plank's career spanned more than 60 years in the public relations industry. This infographic shows the lessons she learned if she was to do it all over again. Plank, commonly referred to as the first lady of public relations, was a pioneer for public relations education. She served as the first female president of the Public Relations Society of America in 1973. Her legacy lives on through the Plank Center's research and work in advancing the profession and public relations education. This piece is from Betsy's archives, which are housed at the Plank Center for Leadership in Public Relations.
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The Plank Center, and sponsors Heyman Associates and IBM, conducted the largest study of leadership in public relations. Nearly 4,500 practitioners in 23 countries completed an online survey in nine languages. The Global Leadership study explores key issues in the profession, how PR leaders manage them and how we can improve the preparation of communication leaders for an uncertain and complex future.
For more research from the Plank Center, go to http://plankcenter.ua.edu/resources/research/.
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The PRSSA National Conference was held in Washington, D.C. on October 10-14, 2014. The Plank Center for Leadership in Public Relations sponsored the Living Legends Keynote Address on October 12 featuring Maril MacDonald, chief executive officer and founder of Gagen MacDonald, and Thomas Hoog, vice chairman of Hill+Knowlton Strategies. The panel was moderated by Brian Price, assistant account executive with Edelman.
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