Michelle Giuda Named Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs Capitol Communicator January 25, 2018 Agency, Bottom Left Sponsored, Communications, General, UncategorizedMichelle Giuda has been named an Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs. Giuda has been the Senior Vice President of Global Corporate Communications at Weber Shandwick in NYC since 2014. At Weber...
D.C.-Area Updates: RepEquity, Perfect Sense and APCO Capitol Communicator January 23, 2018 Agency, Communications, GeneralRepEquity, a digital marketing and brand management company headquartered in Washington, D.C., added Ashley Barna as Vice President of Digital Advertising and Search Engine Optimization (SEO). Prior to...
PRSA-NCC Seeks Proposals From Nonprofits for Pro Bono Campaign Capitol Communicator January 22, 2018 Communications, PR, Top Center SponsoredThe Public Relations Society of America’s National Capital Chapter (PRSA-NCC) pro bono committee is seeking proposals from nonprofits based in the greater Washington, D.C., region that have a public...
HuffPost Ends Self-Publishing Platform Capitol Communicator January 19, 2018 Bottom Left Sponsored, Communications, MediaSince its founding nearly 13 years ago, The Huffington Post has relied heavily on unpaid contributors, whose ranks included aspiring writers, citizen journalists and celebrities from the Rolodex of the...
Lauren Wesley Wilson, Founder of ColorComm, Launches Men of Color in Communications on Jan. 26 in D.C. Capitol Communicator January 17, 2018 Communications, Events, General, Top Center SponsoredColorComm, Inc., billed as "the nation's leading women's platform addressing diversity and inclusion from across the communications, marketing, media, and advertising industries", will launch Men of Color in...
Adweek Posts Its 10 Best Ads of 2017 Capitol Communicator January 11, 2018 Advertising, B to C, Communications, Top Center SponsoredAccording to Adweek, its 10 best ads of 2017 "tackled plenty of challenging themes—among them, journalism and politics; race and bias; and social causes including anti-bullying and gender equality. The list...
Current Newspapers to Continue Publishing D.C. Community News After Filing for Bankruptcy Protection Capitol Communicator January 11, 2018 B to B, Communications, Media, Top Center SponsoredThe Current Newspapers will continue publishing D.C. community news, after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Jan. 3, reports Washington Business Journal, which added that the "news organization,...
Discovery Communications, Which Employs 1,300 People in D.C. Area, to Move to NYC Capitol Communicator January 9, 2018 Communications, Top Center SponsoredDiscovery Communications, which helped lead the revitalization of downtown Silver Spring, Maryland, is leaving Montgomery County, selling its headquarters and moving to New York, according to a memo Discovery...
D.C. “Serial Entrepreneur” Mark Ein Buys Washington City Paper, Reports Washington Business Journal Capitol Communicator January 2, 2018 Communications, Media"Famed D.C. entrepreneur and investor Mark Ein will buy D.C. alt-weekly Washington City Paper in a deal expected to close in the first week of January and to return the 36-year-old newspaper to health and...
Cade Martin’s Photo of C3PO Ranked as One of Smithsonian Magazine’s Most Powerful Photos of 2017 Capitol Communicator January 2, 2018 Awards, Communications, Top Center SponsoredCade Martin, the award-winning photographer behind Capitol Communicator's "Up Close and Personal" profiles, was honored when one of his photos made the list of Smithsonian Magazine's Most Powerful Photos of...
