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Saying Goodbye to Kathi Goertzen
Posted on August 13, 2012 | No CommentsToday we say goodbye to a Seattle news icon and a powerful voice in our community – Kathi Goertzen. After more than a decade of courageously battling recurring brain tumors, Kathi passed away at the age of 54. For nearly three decades on KOMO-TV, Kathi... -
1st Take with Jason Wellcome: Digital Media’s PR Takeover
Posted on August 9, 2012 | No Comments“PR professional is no longer an accurate term to talk about what we do,” says Jason Wellcome, SVP of Digital Communications at Weber Shandwick. In this edition of 1st Takes, Jason describes the changing face of PR, and the crucial role that digital media plays... -
1st Take with Jill Murphy: Adventures in New Business
Posted on July 30, 2012 | No CommentsTechnology. Healthcare. Consumer Marketing. Branding. Video Production. Social Community Management. Media Relations. This list only scratches the surface of the capabilities within Weber Shandwick, and if there’s one thing we love, it’s sharing them with potential clients and discovering which mix of services will help... -
Weber Shandwick Seattle Celebrates Earth Day!
Posted on April 24, 2012 | 1 CommentEarth Day was Sunday the 22nd, and this week Weber Shandwick Seattle extended the celebration another day by pledging our acts of green AND reporting on our progress greening our office as part of our IOS 1400 certification. We’re doing great and really proud of... -
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KONY2012 from an African Perspective
Posted on March 21, 2012 | No Comments(NOTE: Orginal post from Weber Shandwick Seattle’s Deanna Petersen first appeared on Weber Shandwick’s Social Impact blog) Joseph Kony is a monster – that fundamental truth is plain and simple. But that is where the simplicity stops. To gauge the African perspective of the KONY2012... -
Why Did Kony2012 Become the Most Viral Video of All Time?
Posted on March 15, 2012 | No Comments(Post via Stephanie Bluma at Weber Shandwick’s Social Impact blog) In a world of texts, tweets and Facebook posts, the filmmakers of Kony2012 asked us for 27 minutes. The result, as we all know, has been the biggest viral video of all time. It’s been... -
1st Take with Joe Walton: Building Brand Fans
Posted on March 1, 2012 | No CommentsSocial media is playing an ever-increasing role in how consumers discover, research and share information about products and brands. In this 1st Take, interview, Joe Walton, Account Director in the Weber Shandwick London Technology Practice, discusses the power consumers have today interacting directly with brands on... -
Weber Shandwick Seattle On Loan at Union Gospel Mission Men’s Shelter
Posted on December 27, 2011 | No CommentsDuring the holiday season it’s easy to become consumed by last-minute gift buying, food preparations and wrapping up year-end work before client correspondence comes to a temporary standstill. We become so focused on the hustle-and-bustle that we rarely take the time to pause and reflect.... -
Meet Rose Berg – Seattle Healthcare Practice Lead
Posted on December 15, 2011 | 1 CommentWeber Shandwick Seattle is proud to announce the newest member of our office’s executive leadership team, and the backbone of our burgeoning healthcare practice: Rose Berg. Rose is a Seattle native with a passion for advocacy in health and public affairs, and a professional network that keeps... -
The Road Ahead: Top 10 Technologies For 2012
Posted on December 7, 2011 | No CommentsThis week in Forbes, guest author Heidi Sinclair, president, Global Technology at Weber Shandwick, (based in our Seattle office) predicts what’s next in tech. We are living in the midst of a powerful technological revolution that dwarfs, yet builds on, everything that has come before. That makes predicting...
