by Jenna Simon | Sep 24, 2024 | Media
Blog: How transitioning back to a role in Public Relations from a Public Administrator is going By Gary Romero At the end of July 2024, I retired from a 30-year career in State Government. My path in State Government led me through several different job assignments. ...
by Jenna Simon | Jun 28, 2024 | Media
Blog: The Gatekeepers By Tom Garrity Before venturing into the world of public relations and public information, I had an opportunity to be a part of the news media. This included work in a number of print, radio and television newsrooms located in Dallas/Fort Worth,...
by Tom Garrity | Jun 30, 2021 | Media
Lessons from a blue bloods binge By Tom Garrity Christmas celebrations were concluding when my brother and his fiancé asked what I thought about the CBS police drama “Blue Bloods.” I said, I heard of it but never watched it. They urged me to join them in watching the...
by Tom Garrity | May 26, 2021 | Media
PR Lessons from the Art of Remixing Music By Andie Mirabal In the music industry, remixing has been around since the late ‘60s. It became a popular practice among up-and-coming music producers, as they manipulated chart-topping dance music, to leave their mark on a...
by ggadmin897 | Jun 24, 2019 | Media
Sustainable Journalism Against All Odds By Andie Mirabal New Mexico First is a public policy think tank. Their recent First Forum event, featured some of New Mexico’s top journalists to discuss sustainable journalism in the state of New Mexico. The journalism panel...
by ggadmin897 | Jun 6, 2019 | Media
Surviving the Restaurant Epidemic By Andie Mirabal An epidemic of restaurant closings is sweeping the nation. According to an article published in Albuquerque Business First, although about 60,000 new restaurants will open this year, nearly 50,000 restaurants will...
