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    Weber Shandwick Seattle Is Hiring

    We continue to experience exciting growth and are looking for dedicated, innovative, creative and digitally savvy communications professionals to join our award winning teams! Weber Shandwick is more than a leading global communications agency – we’re an Engagement Agency. In a world where information comes...

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    Debunking Myths Tied to Social Media Authenticity

    One of the great big whopping lies about social media is authenticity. Because – let’s face it – there isn’t much that’s authentic about social media. There’s lots of spin, cherry-picking, and bright-side propaganda from both individuals and brands going on.

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    Join Our Engaging Team!

    If you are looking for a different type of communications firm, we are looking for you. We are applying decades of PR and marketing experience to a new kind of agency built for the engagement era of communications. Our office is built on collaboration, creativity...

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    5 Reasons a PR Internship Will Jump Start Your Career

    Bruce Pinkleton is a professor and head of Strategic Communication in the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication at Washington State University. He teaches public relations and research methods courses and directs the public relations internship program. He is coauthor of Strategic Public Relations Management...

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    Two Minutes With…Anna Agnew

    “Two Minutes With” is Weber Shandwick Seattle’s employee spotlight series that provides professional and personal insight into our rock star team. Enjoy! Please join the Health & Social Impact team in welcoming our new Group Manager, Anna Agnew to Weber Shandwick Seattle! You used to...

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    A Day at the Market: Food, Fun and the Seattle Spirit

    What happened when a PR account team here at Weber Shandwick Seattle shed the computers, the smartphones and workplace jargon to instead play tourist for an afternoon at one of Seattle’s most iconic attractions? Well, besides walking away with full stomachs, the afternoon confirmed our...

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    Thoughts From the 2012 Fortune Most Powerful Women’s Summit

    My last week before retiring from Weber Shandwick was spent at the annual Fortune Most Powerful Women’s Summit. I have been fortunate to snag an invitation to this extraordinary event now for the past five years.  With 400 amazing women in attendance to hear from...

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    Beyond the Bagels: Washington’s Best Workplaces 2012

    As I sank my teeth into my free bagel this morning, I thought to myself,“It’s a Friday and I actually want to be here.” It’s clear my employers are doing something right. So I pulled out my notebook and started making a list of what...

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    Now 75 Percent of the World Can Go Mobile

    We’ve hit a huge mobile milestone this week. According to World Bank Report, 75 percent of the world has access to a mobile phone. That’s 3 in 4 people – including children, seniors, the wealthy and the impoverished. And that’s up an astounding 600 percent...

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    African Adventure Shows No Boundaries

    I’ve had a bucket list for as long as I can remember, long before Morgan Freeman and Jack Nicholson made it cool. It includes things like going to every major sporting event in the world (I have a long way to go), but also focuses...

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