There’s Only One Home, and I’m Glad to Work Here
January 3, 2012 | ViewpointsJim Houck is glad to be back home in the Youngstown area, he says in his first blog post since joining Pecchia Communications.
Jim Houck is glad to be back home in the Youngstown area, he says in his first blog post since joining Pecchia Communications.
These six guidelines will make it easier to maximize support for even the most dramatic changes.
While this is a period of frustrating uncertainty for anyone involved with communicating about healthcare reform, it’s also a time of opportunity.
Poor communication at the outset of a challenging organizational change can ruin its chances for success.
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Ohio State Rep hopeful J.D. Williams of Liberty is the kind of candidate we don’t see too often.
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Today’s limited budgets require us to achieve more with less. It’s a good time to be opportunistic about marketing.