
Lee Caraher - The Old, The New and The News
This week on the PR Wine Down, our hosts are joined by Lee Caraher. She’s the CEO of Double Forte, a national independent PR and communications agency, and an acclaimed communications strategist. She’s wining down this week on the show to discuss the work Double Forte is doing to close the gender “Say Gap” in PR, evaluate how PR has changed over recent decades and discuss what small brands can do to make a splash in the news media today. April and Laura also deliver a new Anonymous PR Horror story featuring an account coordinator who offered inappropriate advice, discuss gender dynamics in the workplace today and chat about the latest viral Tweet in journalism this week.
Guest Speakers
Learn more about Lee’s work here.
Show Notes
Read Anna Merlan’s Twitter thread from the PR News of the Week segment.
Read the PR News of the Week here.
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