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FSB Public Affairs, the Core Strategic Group company’s flagship public affairs agency, has announced Crystal Patterson, former Head of Global Civic Partnerships at Facebook, has joined the firm’s...

Chris Lester, Chief Creative Officer at Arlington-based U.Group, has left to launch a creative consultancy. Lester told Capitol Communicator that “it’s exciting to create the next thing. I’m...

Larry Rosenfeld, co-founder of Sage Communications, McLean, Va, has retired. David Gorodetski, Sage Co-founder and CEO, described Rosenfeld as "a pillar in Washington, D.C.’s business and marketing...

APCO appointed Pamela Passman as chair of corporate and managing director of its New York office, a position what will require her to spend considerable time in Washington, D.C. Passman had spent 15-years with...

The Washington Post named Kodi Foster Vice President of Commercial. "Foster will lead teams across The Washington Post with a focus on innovation and monetization including Zeus Technology, emerging...

Willard Scott, "the beloved weatherman who charmed viewers of NBC’s “Today” show with his self-deprecating humor and cheerful personality," has died, reports the AP.  He was 87. His successor on...

Julie Pace, a longtime Washington journalist who managed coverage of the U.S. government during a period of historic tumult, was named the executive editor and senior vice president of The Associated...

Emerson Coleman, Hearst Television’s senior VP of programming, will retire next summer.  Coleman has served in his current role since 2018 and been with Hearst since 1990. According to Next TV, during...

Daniel Darling, spokesman for D.C.-based NRB (National Religious Broadcasters), spoke out about his decision to get the COVID-19 vaccine in an op-ed in USA Today and a segment on MSNBC.  His remarks cost...

Neal Conan, a radio journalist who spent nearly four decades at NPR, where, reports The Washington Post, "he shaped news coverage as a reporter and producer and became known to millions of listeners" as...