In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, independent schools face unprecedented challenges. The sudden emergence and swift dissemination of harmful media among students or on social media—sometimes inappropriate, offensive, or sexually explicit—can disrupt the fabric of independent school communities. Complicating matters, [...]
Thomas Logue
Ask yourself: who trusts you? In a crisis, trust is currency – trust in your organization, its mission, its integrity and, often, its leadership. The organizations best positioned to weather a crisis are the ones that can cash in on [...]
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In our Meet the Team series, we’re excited to shine a spotlight on the dedicated AKCG team members serving our valued clients. This week, meet Tom Logue, Director of Crisis Communications. Tom leads the firm’s crisis and issues management practice [...]
2020 continues to present the world with many monumental challenges, but none have been more impactful to the senior living industry than the COVID-19 pandemic. Early on in the pandemic, as information about the virus and best practices for infection [...]
For students interested in the fields of public relations or communications, it’s a good idea to have an internship or two. Internships allow you to hone your abilities, pick up practical applications for classroom-learned skills and feel out the best [...]