CEO Andrew Gilman was featured in PR News article highlighting 6 Public Speaking Tips for the First 2 Minutes of Any Presentation.
Smile! It seems so obvious, but often you’ll see public speakers grimly delivering their content, despite their intellectual and emotional closeness to it. Read more
Of Snakes, UFOs, Coffee and Quantum Theory: CommCore’s Nick Peters “What Were They Thinking?” video blog explains the 76ers’ Winning Secret.
COMMCORE EXPANDS HEALTHCARE AND TRANSPORTATION REACH WITH NEW COUNSEL
WASHINGTON, D.C. APRIL 18, 2018 – CommCore Consulting Group, a leading national communications firm, named Johnson & Johnson PR Executive Craig Rothenberg as Senior Strategic Advisor and former CSX Railroad Executive Rob Doolittle as Senior Consultant. Read more
Starbucks’ crisis communications plan, to shutter all 8,000 U.S. stores the afternoon of May 29 for bias training for some 175,000 employees goes “far beyond the playbook,” CommCore CEO Andrew Gilman told the New York Times. Read more
CommCore CEO Andy Gilman quoted in the CNNMoney article “Starbucks has a bold plan to address racial bias. Will it work?” after Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson announced all U.S. Read more
CommCore CEO Andy Gilman quoted in The New York Times “Starbucks to Close 8,000 U.S. Stores for Racial-Bias Training After Arrests,” following the arrest of two African-American men recently at one of their Philadelphia stores, prompting protests. Read more
The benefits of media training are many, but unfortunately many people wait until they make a major public gaffe to get media-trained.
Have you ever been in a media interview with a journalist and found yourself:
CommCore CEO Andy Gilman quoted in PR News “Mark Zuckerberg Offers a PR Lesson on Capitol Hill,” following Zuckerberg’s hearing Tuesday afternoon.
As a result, what some thought might be an antagonistic session resulted in “no knockouts, no standing 10 counts, only a good deal of sparring.” Read more
Here’s what you can expect of substance at this week’s hearing with Mark Zuckerberg CEO and founder of Facebook. Not much…unless he makes a very big gaffe.
Remember: high profile hearings are more theater than substance. Read more