CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Names Kelly Ceballos Director of Public Relations Capitol Communicator July 28, 2020 Maryland News, People, PRCareFirst BlueCross BlueShield (CareFirst) adds Kelly L. Ceballos as Director of Public Relations. The announcement by CareFirst, the region’s largest not-for-profit healthcare company, is the second...
Krissah Thompson Named Managing Editor for Diversity and Inclusion at The Washington Post Capitol Communicator July 28, 2020 Bottom Left Sponsored, Media, People Krissah Thompson has been named managing editor for diversity and inclusion at The Washington Post. An announcement by Marty Baron, Executive Editor, about Thompson's new position stated, in part: Krissah...
Julie Donaldson Joins Washington’s NFL Team as VP of Media Capitol Communicator July 22, 2020 People, Upper Left SponsoredWashington’s NFL team has hired former NBC Sports Washington anchor and reporter Julie Donaldson to be its vice president of media and one of its game day radio voices, reports The Washington...
Art Alone Together Capitol Communicator July 21, 2020 Coronavirus, Oh, That's Good, PeopleDuring the past few months, Jeffrey Foot, executive director, fogo, challenged his creative team to fast track the development process during lockdown and find a story to tell related to Covid. As a...
D.C. Area Updates: Turner4D, Makovsky Communications and Cape Fox Corporation Capitol Communicator July 16, 2020 Agency, People, Top Right SponsoredTurner4D adds Tamar Abrams and Dr. Dionne Clemons as partners. According to a release, Abrams has extensive roots in the reproductive rights community, including NARAL Pro-Choice America, Planned Parenthood...
Racially Numb: How We Addressed the High Cost of Complacency Guest Columnist July 15, 2020 Bottom Left Sponsored, Insights, PeopleBy Lisa Nirell I have been racially numb for over 45 years. The cost of complacency recently became intolerable. Here is what unfolded and how I finally took peaceful action. When I was 11, I was enjoying a...
“We Aren’t Alone” Puts Focus on Suicide Prevention Campaign Cade Martin July 2, 2020 General, People, Richmond News, Top Right SponsoredSuicide prevention cannot wait. Suicide doesn’t halt in a pandemic. So when Shari Hindman and the team at Siddall Communications, on behalf of BeWellVA, reached out to award-winning photographer Cade...
D.C.-Area Updates: ExxonMobil, GMMB and Subject Matter Capitol Communicator June 22, 2020 Agency, Bottom Left Sponsored, PeopleRobert Zirkelbach, executive VP-PA at D.C.-based Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, above, joins ExxonMobil as head of global issues and advocacy, reports O'Dwyer's. The six-year PhRMA...
The Creative Now: A Chat with Kevin Richards, SVP, Creative Director at Subject Matter Cade Martin June 1, 2020 Coronavirus, People, The Creative Now, Top Center SponsoredBy Cade Martin As a kid I spent many a dinner at a table surrounded by friends of my parents, an eclectic cast of characters — sculptors, writers, painters, creatives. That thread of creative...
High School Senior Wins Crosby’s Marketing & Media Studies Scholarship Sponsored May 22, 2020 Agency, People, Upper Left SponsoredKirsten Nichols, an Arundel High School senior, has received the Crosby Marketing & Media Studies Scholarship. The $5,000 award is given each year through Scholarships for Scholars to a high school...
