The Creative Now: A Chat with Matt Smith, CEO, SmithGifford Cade Martin April 7, 2020 Agency, Coronavirus, People, Top Right Sponsored, Uncategorized1 CommentBy Cade Martin As a kid, I spent many a dinner at a table surrounded by parents friends, an eclectic cast of characters — sculptors, writers, painters, creatives. That thread of creative community has...
Up Close and Personal: Getting to Know Bryant Prince, Art Director, Subject Matter Capitol Communicator January 24, 2020 Profiles, Uncategorized, Up Close and PersonalCapitol Communicator is running “Up Close and Personal” profiles of communicators in the mid-Atlantic. In this profile we feature Bryant Prince. Photography for the series is by award-winning Cade...
AARP’s Martha Boudreau to be Keynote Speaker at WWPR’s PR Woman of the Year Award Luncheon on Nov. 15 Capitol Communicator November 4, 2019 Events, PR, Top Center Sponsored, UncategorizedWashington Women in PR reports that Martha Boudreau will be the keynote speaker at this year's 30th annual PR Woman of the Year award luncheon, Nov. 15, at The Fairmont Hotel in Washington, D.C. Boudreau is...
WPP to Open Campus in San Francisco as it Shifts to a “Creative Transformation” Company Capitol Communicator September 4, 2019 UncategorizedWPP announced it will create a campus in the heart of the U.S. tech industry in San Francisco that will house more than 1,000 people. According to a release, WPP will lease 115,000 square feet at 360 Third...
Consumers Leave Brands on Social in Part Because of Irrelevant Content and Ads Capitol Communicator May 13, 2019 B to C, Insights, Social Media, Top Center Sponsored, UncategorizedHalf of consumers follow a brand to learn about new products and services, while 48% of consumers follow brands on social to be entertained, according to a new report by Sprout Social, reports Agency...
PR Jobs Exceed Those of Reporters by More than Six-to-One Capitol Communicator May 1, 2019 General, Jobs, Uncategorized, Upper Left SponsoredPublic relations jobs exceeded those of reporters by more than six-to-one last year, up from less than two-to-one 20 years ago, according to data from the U.S. Census, reports Bloomberg, which added that with...
Maryland’s New Tourism Ad Campaign Invites Visitors to ‘Be Open For It’ Capitol Communicator April 20, 2019 Advertising, General, Maryland News, Top Center Sponsored, UncategorizedThe Maryland Department of Commerce’s Office of Tourism launched a new ad campaign built around the tagline ‘Maryland – Open For It.’ The campaign encourages prospective visitors to stay...
Up Close and Personal: Getting to Know Bill Martin, Co-founder, Barber Martin Agency, Richmond, VA Capitol Communicator April 19, 2019 Richmond News, Uncategorized, Up Close and Personal1 CommentCapitol Communicator is running “Up Close and Personal” profiles of communicators in the mid-Atlantic. In this profile we feature Bill Martin. Photography for the series is by award-winning Cade...
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Quits Facebook Capitol Communicator April 15, 2019 Insights, Social Media, Top Right Sponsored, UncategorizedRep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, whose mastery of social media, stated The Washington Post, "helped drive the national conversation and shed light on the inner workings of congressional power, has given up on...
Three D.C.-Area Companies Included in Fast Company’s List of World’s Most Innovative Companies Capitol Communicator February 21, 2019 B to B, General, Top Right Sponsored, UncategorizedFast Company, a monthly business magazine published in print and online that focuses on technology, business, and design, released its 2019 ranking of "the businesses making the most profound impact on both...
