Our guest this week is Dr. Banafcheh Hejazi, family physician, professor of Family Medicine at McGill University and documentary filmmaker who has devoted much of her career to helping those struggling with mental illness.
Continue readingOpinion: Small businesses shouldn’t have to beg for help
In the COVID-19 world, insomnia and a laptop can be a dangerous combination. I own a small business and presumably the life blood of our beleaguered economy.
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It’s Not About Me, It’s About You. How Vanity Can Be Risky As We Face COVID-19
Let the truth now be known. I am not a natural blond. When an inch of grey emerges, it gets covered as quickly as possible, and I am far from being alone in doing it what it takes to hide the evidence.
Continue readingenergi PR Hits Major Business Milestone As Agency Celebrates Its 30th Anniversary
energi PR, is turning 30 in 2020, the Canadian-based health and consumer wellness communications agency with offices in Toronto and Montreal has been leaking a few secrets about their plans to celebrate this business and personal milestone.
Continue readingCoronavirus Part II: From Outbreak to ‘Infodemic’
GLOBALHealthPR has developed a series with local healthcare communications experts in countries where COVID-19 coronavirus cases have been confirmed.
Continue reading2019 PR Fizzles
It never surprises me that global brands and their communication minions who should know better, continue to show horrific lapses in judgement.
Continue readingI Am Esther Buchsbaum, and this is my Origin Story
In our first episode we talk with Esther Buchsbaum, President & Co-Founder of energi PR about her Origin Story.
Continue readingYou Never Know What You’ve Got ‘Till Its Gone: How the ideal job description came alive at energi
Last week we said cheerio to a young healthcare communications professional who spent three weeks at energi on an exchange.
Continue readingCrisis Management While the World Watches
In the “olden days” clients had the luxury of time to set up the war room; gather their decision makers, pull in the consultants, strategize next steps and craft key messages.
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