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Capitol Communicator is a unique online and offline resource for Mid-Atlantic advertising, marketing, public relations, digital and media communications professionals. The e-magazine, e-newsletters and events bring together communications professionals, fostering community and providing important information; news; trends; education; and opportunities for networking, career enhancement, business exchange and showcasing great work. Stay current by subscribing to our newsletters by clicking on the subscribe link in the footer of this website and by checking in regularly with Capitol Communicator.

Events

Marian Salzman, one of the first women to lead a national public relations agency, will be a featured speaker at Capitol Communicator’s annual

May 25, 2018
One of the First Women to Lead a National PR Agency, Marian Salzman, to be Keynoter at PR Summit DC on July 19
Advertising

Integrated marketing agency, The Cyphers Agency, hired Caroline Gergely as account coordinator to support the agency’s account services team. She will work on

May 25, 2018
The Cyphers Agency Hires Caroline Gergely as Account Coordinator
PR

The Richmond Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) honored organizations and companies for excellence in public relations at the 2018 Virginia

May 25, 2018
71st Annual Virginia Public Relations Awards Presented by PRSA Richmond
Marketing

BRINK is a creative digital agency who believes there is a lot of waste among marketing and communications agencies: waste in time, resources and

May 25, 2018
BRINKdown Episode 4: The Value of Real-time Content
Insights

When Angel Anderson saw Washingtonian magazine launch a social media campaign that did not include Black residents while claiming to represent the District of

May 25, 2018
Counter Campaign Launched in Response to Washingtonian Magazine’s “I’m not a tourist. I live here.” Campaign
People

Crosby Marketing Communications welcomed three new team members. Danielle Moore, Alison Klein and Katie Dobyns have been hired to support clients across the agency.

May 24, 2018
Crosby Welcomes Moore, Klein and Dobyns
Insights

Hockey is hot!  And, if you watched the Caps win in the seventh game against Tampa Bay, you know why that’s the case

May 24, 2018
Hockey is Hot and Ratings are Up
Agency

Crosby Marketing Communications has been ranked among the top 100 public relations agencies worldwide in the PRWeek 2018 Agency Business Report. One of the

May 22, 2018
Crosby Ranked in Top 100 Global PR Firms by PRWeek
Advertising

“Six-second video ads are on the rise in a big way,” reports DigitalNewsDaily, which added that  the number of vendors running this ad

May 22, 2018
Shorter Video Ads Growing Quickly in Popularity
Advertising

By Huong Cao Broadcasters, publishers, digital media and agency executives attended LOCAL IMPACT DC to examine the Baltimore-Washington ad market at the National

May 22, 2018
LOCAL IMPACT DC Explored Local Advertising Market and Technology, Digital Trends Driving Consumer Engagement
Profiles

Capitol Communicator is running “Up Close and Personal” profiles of communicators in the mid-Atlantic.  In this profile we feature Judy Markoe.  Photography for

May 21, 2018
Up Close and Personal: Getting to Know Judy Markoe, CEO, Big Picture Marketing Consulting
People

Qorvis Communications named Brad Klapper as its new senior vice president of media relations. In the position, Klapper will develop strategies for Qorvis clients

May 18, 2018
D.C. Updates: Qorvis, APCO and International Dairy Foods Association
People

Amy DeMaria is joining The Aspen Institute in Washington, D.C., as Executive Vice President for Communications and Marketing. DeMaria currently is Senior Vice

May 18, 2018
DeMaria Joins The Aspen Institute as Executive Vice President for Communications and Marketing
Advertising

Baltimore production agency Storyfarm hosted Hall of Famers Johnny Bench and Mike Ditka in Charm City for two days of shooting national TV commercials.

May 17, 2018
Storyfarm Creates Commercials with Hall of Famers Johnny Bench and Mike Ditka for Blue-Emu
Advertising

“Although White residents may now make up 44 percent of the District’s population, Washington, D.C., once coined “Chocolate City,” is still majority

May 16, 2018
Washingtonian Ends “I’M NOT A TOURIST. I LIVE HERE.” T-Shirt Campaign, Which Did Not Show any African Americans
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