Depending on who's doing the counting, it could expand by more than 20 percent by 2018. Public relations is one industry that's growing. No wonder. After all, as Richard Nelson hammers in WHAT COLOR IS YOUR PARACHUTE?, it's not the best qualified who gets the goodies. It's those who present themselves best for those goodies. MORE
So, for its 2018 Trust Barometer, the odds are that many categories of trust will go from life support to the morgue. Annually, the Edelman public relations firm researches the level of trust around the world. The results are complied into its Trust Barometer. MORE
By 2018, depending on who's doing the counting, it would expand by 15 to 24 percent. Face it, the brand for public relations representatives is still not so hot. It's well known that our industry is in a growth mode. The money is there. A mid-level PR pro in an agency or corporate job can earn in the ballpark of $300,000. There might also be perks like stock options, bonuses, and great cuisine. MORE
Also there is plenty at stake in the 2018 elections. Those Democrats who will run in the 2018 campaigns have to be terrified. The Drudge Report is making hay of the confusion and fear after the Republican win in the special election in Georgia. MORE
For the Class of 2018, commencement speakers should champion the inner peace which arrives with recognizing one does indeed have enough. Mansions in Greenwich, Connecticut aren't selling, reports Bloomberg. MORE
In 2018, big-time investment player, Steve Cohen, will be allowed to manage external capital. Cohen had been barred from that as part of the agreement his former firm SAC made with the federal government. Meanwhile, though, he himself had never been charged with a crime. Essentially, he was the big fish which got away when former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York was prosecuting alleged misconduct in the financial sector. MORE
And Warren could lose her 2018 run to being re-elected to the U.S. Elizabeth Warren , like Hillary Clinton, has achieved megawatt celebrity status. Just about everyone knows her name. But stardom doesn't necessarily translate into electability. Clinton lost Campaign 2016. MORE
Department of Labor it's projected to grow over 20% by 2018. Overall, public relations is doing better than most other professional services, ranging from law to advertising. According to the U.S. However, some of it wasn't spared in 2009. On Mediabistro's "PR Newser," Joe Ciarallo reports that BigFoot WPP, parent of Hill & Knowlton et al., had a decline of 7.4% in its public relations and public affairs sectors during 2009. MORE
According to the Department of Labor, jobs in that field are projected to grow 13% between 2008 and 2018. Come January, there will be the changing of the guard in Washington D.C. Already, that has been happening here in Connecticut. MORE
With the analogue of the Barometer brand you will be invited as a presenter in 2018. The Women's March called for love. Well, on Valentine's Day, that's required. Here are the 5 best gifts to give to the public relations players in your life. Branding iron. MORE
By 2018, 14.6 In AFTER THE RECOVERY: HELP NEEDED, policy experts Barry Bluestone and Mark Melnik predict a job glut. million additional nonfarm positions will be created. Human resources types will turn to the 76 million Baby Boomers to fill them. There simply aren't enough people in the Baby Bust generation which followed the Boomers. Here you can read about the implications of this trend Download JOBGLUT. MORE
Seton Hill should invite me to give the commencement address to the Class of 2018. In 1963, Mary McCarthy shocked the literary world with her novel "The Group." " It chronicled eight graduates of an elite all-women's college. They seemed unable to get a handle on life. MORE
Before the members of the Class of 2018 select their majors and begin concrete career planning (nailing down internships) they should read "Slow Love." "While the company [Conde Nast] lifestyle is lavish, the company culture is fearful." MORE
The joke circulating is: Sure, the GOP can recover, yeah, by 2018. The GOP could be in its final days. Even its main cheerleader - the Drudge Report - has turned downbeat. Here is the assessment by The New York Times. Obviously, what the GOP needs is a savior. MORE
Prediction: Come 2018, Edelman's annual trust barometer will probably plunge to unprecedented lows. As you see in this video , at the Boston College conference on cybersecurity, FBI director James Comey said he didn't want to freak us out. But he did exactly that. MORE
Tech startup Theranos may or may not be around in 2018. Brand equity. Corporate social responsibility. Trust. All those have been negatively impacted by the regulatory and legal problems Wells Fargo has been dealing with. MORE
In BUSINESS WEEK, Chris Farrell reports that by 2018, about 14.6 Baby Boomers, once known as the Woodstock Generation, might be rebranded as the front lines of the Gray Revolution. This could be the way of extending the shelf life of a generation which had been able to achieve unique influence and power. Once again, it could become the game changer in social and economic trends. million additional nonfarm jobs will be created in the U.S. MORE
The firm it spun off from - FisherBroyles - predicts, in 2018, it will be listed in the Am Law 200, based on its annual gross revenue growth. Culhane Meadows is what should keep BigLaw partners up at night. MORE
So too is whether anyone will have had the decency to warn the Russians that whoever is their president in 2018 will need to bring shoulder-pads to the final. MORE
That can encourage other Democrats to invest in running for office in the 2018 midterm elections. Senate in 2018. The conservative Drudge Report has been cunning enough to back off from being a Trump Administration cheerleader. Trumpism is in play. MORE
That will begin with applicants for admission in 2018. Harvard will be the second law school in the country to allow applicants to take the GRE instead of the LSAT. The other is the University of Arizona. Here is the media coverage of this decision made yesterday. MORE
Public relations is one of those industry which is projected to grow in the double digits by 2018. Yet, it's not layoff-free. Digitas had had cuts. And now the Washington D.C. office of Fleishman Hillard is. MORE
The attention of politicos is on the midterm elections in 2018. In a red-lettered headline, the Drudge Report screams that 1) Obamacare stays, and 2) the Senate checkmated Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and President Donald Trump. MORE
Policy experts Barry Bluestone and Mark Mednick predict that by 2018, there could have been created 14+ million new nonfarm jobs. The economy is picking up, at least we writers feel that in our business. And it could roar. Yeah, a genuine job glut, with a labor shortage. To gear up to make that transition from a deadbeat economy to a decent or even good one, most of us have to rid ourselves of Ghosts. MORE
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has it growing by 24 percent from now until 2018. It's a world in which more of us are earning our living from multiple sources of revenue. That provides much more opportunity. It also spreads the risk. One of those sources of income can be creating content for the public relations industry. MORE
In addition to looking backward they are planning how to disrupt Trump's first 100 days and to win in the 2018 elections. The Drudge Report zeroes in on how the old left is navigating the reality that it will be Donald Trump in the White House for the next four years. MORE
After the 2018 midterms, the Democrats could regain control of Congress. On "Meet the Press" this morning, the panel speculated that a major shake-up will happen in the White House. MORE
What they found is that by 2018, a total of 14.6 additional nonfarm jobs will have been created by 2018. On May 9th, Mother's Day, Baby Boomer mothers might be focused more on their career issues than receiving sweet remembrances from the offspring. MORE
By 2018, they predict a job glut - 14.6 In this era when gossip is a major industry, publishing a tell-all would seem a sure money-maker. Not so. That's because the world has become too volatile. So many variables are in play which can deep-six sales or keep them bouncing up. Take Lloyd Constantine's JOURNAL OF THE PLAGUE YEAR, the tell-all about Eliot Spitzer. Today on Amazon.com it's at number 63,977. MORE
They tell us that by 2018, there will be an additional 14.6 We are way beyond assuming that we are our majors in college or even our degrees from professional schools like law. What we are are what we package and pitch ourselves as. Therefore, Jill Marcellus's discussion in THE WALL STREET JOURNAL how she, as an English Major, will find paid work sounds like something from a capitalist virgin. MORE
Jobs in public relations will increase by 24% by 2018. That's what the Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts, says Diane Middleton in THE WALL STREET JOURNAL. There's a catch, of course. To get in and stay in will require having social media down cold. In fact, Middleton explains that hybrid expertise will be the only way to land a job or clients/customers if self-employed. MORE
As USA Today reports, the boost for 2018 could be a 2.2%. This year, Social Security beneficiaries didn't receive much of an increase in monthly benefits. And there was no increase for 2016. The official explanation for that was low inflation. MORE
If the Democrats re-gain control of Congress in the 2018 midterm elections, then they could pull that off. The Drudge Report, like all media outlets, is making hay while the world absorbs the Trump Administration's firing of James Comey. MORE
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Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JULY 14, 2017
As USA Today reports, the boost for 2018 could be a 2.2%. This year, Social Security beneficiaries didn't receive much of an increase in monthly benefits. And there was no increase for 2016. The official explanation for that was low inflation.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MAY 18, 2017
So, for its 2018 Trust Barometer, the odds are that many categories of trust will go from life support to the morgue. Annually, the Edelman public relations firm researches the level of trust around the world. The results are complied into its Trust Barometer.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JANUARY 1, 2010
Jobs in public relations will increase by 24% by 2018. That's what the Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts, says Diane Middleton in THE WALL STREET JOURNAL. There's a catch, of course. To get in and stay in will require having social media down cold. In fact, Middleton explains that hybrid expertise will be the only way to land a job or clients/customers if self-employed.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MAY 10, 2017
If the Democrats re-gain control of Congress in the 2018 midterm elections, then they could pull that off. The Drudge Report, like all media outlets, is making hay while the world absorbs the Trump Administration's firing of James Comey.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MAY 10, 2017
Tech startup Theranos may or may not be around in 2018. Brand equity. Corporate social responsibility. Trust. All those have been negatively impacted by the regulatory and legal problems Wells Fargo has been dealing with.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JUNE 21, 2017
Also there is plenty at stake in the 2018 elections. Those Democrats who will run in the 2018 campaigns have to be terrified. The Drudge Report is making hay of the confusion and fear after the Republican win in the special election in Georgia.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JULY 17, 2017
The attention of politicos is on the midterm elections in 2018. In a red-lettered headline, the Drudge Report screams that 1) Obamacare stays, and 2) the Senate checkmated Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and President Donald Trump.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MARCH 8, 2017
That will begin with applicants for admission in 2018. Harvard will be the second law school in the country to allow applicants to take the GRE instead of the LSAT. The other is the University of Arizona. Here is the media coverage of this decision made yesterday.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MAY 30, 2017
In 2018, big-time investment player, Steve Cohen, will be allowed to manage external capital. Cohen had been barred from that as part of the agreement his former firm SAC made with the federal government. Meanwhile, though, he himself had never been charged with a crime. Essentially, he was the big fish which got away when former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York was prosecuting alleged misconduct in the financial sector.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JANUARY 24, 2017
And Warren could lose her 2018 run to being re-elected to the U.S. Elizabeth Warren , like Hillary Clinton, has achieved megawatt celebrity status. Just about everyone knows her name. But stardom doesn't necessarily translate into electability. Clinton lost Campaign 2016.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
OCTOBER 11, 2016
The joke circulating is: Sure, the GOP can recover, yeah, by 2018. The GOP could be in its final days. Even its main cheerleader - the Drudge Report - has turned downbeat. Here is the assessment by The New York Times. Obviously, what the GOP needs is a savior.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JULY 20, 2017
For the Class of 2018, commencement speakers should champion the inner peace which arrives with recognizing one does indeed have enough. Mansions in Greenwich, Connecticut aren't selling, reports Bloomberg.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 15, 2016
In addition to looking backward they are planning how to disrupt Trump's first 100 days and to win in the 2018 elections. The Drudge Report zeroes in on how the old left is navigating the reality that it will be Donald Trump in the White House for the next four years.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
APRIL 4, 2010
By 2018, 14.6 In AFTER THE RECOVERY: HELP NEEDED, policy experts Barry Bluestone and Mark Melnik predict a job glut. million additional nonfarm positions will be created. Human resources types will turn to the 76 million Baby Boomers to fill them. There simply aren't enough people in the Baby Bust generation which followed the Boomers. Here you can read about the implications of this trend Download JOBGLUT.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
APRIL 26, 2017
The firm it spun off from - FisherBroyles - predicts, in 2018, it will be listed in the Am Law 200, based on its annual gross revenue growth. Culhane Meadows is what should keep BigLaw partners up at night.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JANUARY 30, 2017
With the analogue of the Barometer brand you will be invited as a presenter in 2018. The Women's March called for love. Well, on Valentine's Day, that's required. Here are the 5 best gifts to give to the public relations players in your life. Branding iron.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MAY 14, 2017
After the 2018 midterms, the Democrats could regain control of Congress. On "Meet the Press" this morning, the panel speculated that a major shake-up will happen in the White House.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
OCTOBER 30, 2010
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has it growing by 24 percent from now until 2018. It's a world in which more of us are earning our living from multiple sources of revenue. That provides much more opportunity. It also spreads the risk. One of those sources of income can be creating content for the public relations industry.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
AUGUST 24, 2010
Public relations is one of those industry which is projected to grow in the double digits by 2018. Yet, it's not layoff-free. Digitas had had cuts. And now the Washington D.C. office of Fleishman Hillard is.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MARCH 7, 2010
Department of Labor it's projected to grow over 20% by 2018. Overall, public relations is doing better than most other professional services, ranging from law to advertising. According to the U.S. However, some of it wasn't spared in 2009. On Mediabistro's "PR Newser," Joe Ciarallo reports that BigFoot WPP, parent of Hill & Knowlton et al., had a decline of 7.4% in its public relations and public affairs sectors during 2009.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JULY 6, 2014
Before the members of the Class of 2018 select their majors and begin concrete career planning (nailing down internships) they should read "Slow Love." "While the company [Conde Nast] lifestyle is lavish, the company culture is fearful."
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
APRIL 14, 2010
What they found is that by 2018, a total of 14.6 additional nonfarm jobs will have been created by 2018. On May 9th, Mother's Day, Baby Boomer mothers might be focused more on their career issues than receiving sweet remembrances from the offspring.
Max Atkinson
DECEMBER 2, 2010
So too is whether anyone will have had the decency to warn the Russians that whoever is their president in 2018 will need to bring shoulder-pads to the final.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 28, 2010
Depending on who's doing the counting, it could expand by more than 20 percent by 2018. Public relations is one industry that's growing. No wonder. After all, as Richard Nelson hammers in WHAT COLOR IS YOUR PARACHUTE?, it's not the best qualified who gets the goodies. It's those who present themselves best for those goodies.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MARCH 31, 2010
In BUSINESS WEEK, Chris Farrell reports that by 2018, about 14.6 Baby Boomers, once known as the Woodstock Generation, might be rebranded as the front lines of the Gray Revolution. This could be the way of extending the shelf life of a generation which had been able to achieve unique influence and power. Once again, it could become the game changer in social and economic trends. million additional nonfarm jobs will be created in the U.S.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 2, 2010
By 2018, depending on who's doing the counting, it would expand by 15 to 24 percent. Face it, the brand for public relations representatives is still not so hot. It's well known that our industry is in a growth mode. The money is there. A mid-level PR pro in an agency or corporate job can earn in the ballpark of $300,000. There might also be perks like stock options, bonuses, and great cuisine.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
APRIL 30, 2010
Policy experts Barry Bluestone and Mark Mednick predict that by 2018, there could have been created 14+ million new nonfarm jobs. The economy is picking up, at least we writers feel that in our business. And it could roar. Yeah, a genuine job glut, with a labor shortage. To gear up to make that transition from a deadbeat economy to a decent or even good one, most of us have to rid ourselves of Ghosts.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
APRIL 15, 2010
They tell us that by 2018, there will be an additional 14.6 We are way beyond assuming that we are our majors in college or even our degrees from professional schools like law. What we are are what we package and pitch ourselves as. Therefore, Jill Marcellus's discussion in THE WALL STREET JOURNAL how she, as an English Major, will find paid work sounds like something from a capitalist virgin.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 3, 2012
According to the Department of Labor, jobs in that field are projected to grow 13% between 2008 and 2018. Come January, there will be the changing of the guard in Washington D.C. Already, that has been happening here in Connecticut.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
APRIL 10, 2010
By 2018, they predict a job glut - 14.6 In this era when gossip is a major industry, publishing a tell-all would seem a sure money-maker. Not so. That's because the world has become too volatile. So many variables are in play which can deep-six sales or keep them bouncing up. Take Lloyd Constantine's JOURNAL OF THE PLAGUE YEAR, the tell-all about Eliot Spitzer. Today on Amazon.com it's at number 63,977.
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