We have all been there.

You are in a text conversation with someone and for whatever reason there is no clear way to end it without seeming rude.

If you or your company are a user of the social media platform, formerly known as Twitter and now known as X, you may be asking yourself; should I continue using the platform under its current leadership?

According to the Medill School at Northwestern University the news environment in Connecticut is relatively healthy when compared with trends across the country.

We’re proud to announce that Duby McDowell, president and CEO of McDowell Communications Group, has been named the chair for the 2024 Go Red for Women Luncheon sponsored by the Connecticut chapter of the American Heart Association.

Our partner Dignity Grows is working hard to end period poverty in the United States.

Although public affairs campaigns are often won or lost based on a perceived narrative around an issue of public debate that doesn’t mean there is always perfect harmony between public relations strategy and lobbying strategy.

Recent news events glowingly highlight the contradictions that exist between legal strategy and communications strategy in matters playing out on the public stage.

In the 1990s, Bill Clinton and his media team made famous the idea of rapid response. 

Next Thursday, the Connecticut Business and Industry Association will release the results of its annual survey.

There has always been room on the American public stage for a maverick. There is always room in the world of journalism for someone willing to say the unexpected, or willing to say what the news media wants to hear.