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In Her Footsteps: My Grandmother’s Impact on Black History

As we continue celebrating Black History Month, it’s important to remember these lessons resonate far beyond the confines of February….

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Navigating the Ethical Landscape

A Conversation With Kelly Corder on PR Integrity In the field of Public Relations, where the balance between transparency and…

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Communication Strategies are Key to Addressing Suicide Prevalence Crisis

As professional communicators, we understand and respect the tremendous power of insightful messaging and communication strategy to affect weighty societal…

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New Survey: Floridians express tension, concern for the First Amendment

You don’t need to look much farther than Founding Father Thomas Jefferson to get a taste for the polarity Americans…

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New year, new job title, who dis?

Anyone who knows me knows that something I’m extremely passionate about is celebrations. Whether it be a client win, a…

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Best Florida Man (and Woman) Stories of 2022

From soaring inflation to COVID-19 to midterm elections, 2022 was filled with plenty of ups and downs, to say the…

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Sachs in the City: The importance of ‘Do Not Disturb’

As someone who grew up surrounded by technology and constantly uses it for a living (and is the textbook definition…

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A Cause for Celebration: 6 Months of Post-Grad Working and Adulting!

Half a year. About 26 weeks. Roughly 182 days of full-time employment since college graduation. A lot has changed in…

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Thoughts on Pride (29 Years Later)

As this year’s Pride Month draws to a close, I’m reminded of a 1993 column I wrote for the Florida…

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Poll Finds Competitive Race in Florida CD2 for Reps. Neal Dunn and Al Lawson

Florida’s newly-drawn 2nd Congressional District has received a lot of attention throughout the redistricting process and subsequent litigation. The Florida…

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What does it all mean? Depends on what you mean – and when

“When I use a word,” Humpty Dumpty said, in rather a scornful tone, “it means just what I choose it…

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Sachs and the City: The Dolly Parton Dilemma

One thought that I constantly had in the back of my mind while growing up was to graduate high school,…

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