COMMCORE CONTINUES MEDIA TRAINING FOR GOVERNMENT WORK WITH MULTI-YEAR BPA WITH CREEK TECHNOLOGIES FOR U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE FOREIGN SERVICES INSTITUTE
Washington, DC (September 20, 2021) – CommCore, a small business specializing in media and communications training for government, is delighted to announce that it will continue its successful media training contract with the Department of State Foreign Services Institute.
The phrase “You are what you eat” originated in France in 1826 as a way to suggest that if you ate better, it would improve your health. The 21st Century equivalent is: You are what you tweet. Read more
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Caleb Starr is an undergraduate student from Lubbock Christian University, studying Business Administration with an emphasis in Marketing.
Three words I would use to describe myself:
Passionate, adventurous, and witty
Why intern at CommCore…
The small team atmosphere drew my interest first, as every member has a distinct voice within the group. Read more
Aristotle got it right 2300 years ago when he said “nature abhors a vacuum.” Typically, when crisis strikes there are few facts and an overwhelming urge for an organization to say nothing until there is something to say. Read more
Authored by Katerin Rodriguez, Summer Intern ’21
CommCore is pleased to announce our CEO Andy Gilman will be speaking at the DRJ’s Fall 2021 Virtual Conference, in a session called How to Prepare a Spokesperson for Crisis Communications. Read more
Crisis Communications firm CommCore helps organizations prepare for the Public Relations and Reputation Management impacts of cyber-attacks. We work with Legal, IT, HR and forensic teams to implement cyber incident and breach communications to key stakeholders. Read more
Authored by Katerin Rodriguez, Summer Intern ’21
Despite the rise in the Delta variant, COVID-19 pandemic regulations are lifting in some areas and workplaces are slowly reopening. This uncertainty is creating more resistance for employees about returning to work. Read more
Over the past 16 months of the pandemic, we have learned to run meetings and present in the virtual platform environment – new skills for sharing your screen, engaging an online audience, and mastering “chat.” Read more
Authored by Katerin Rodriguez, Summer Intern ’21
During a crisis, there are many actions companies must take to maintain compliance and business continuity. However, this activity must be carefully planned in advance. Read more