2006 Presenters
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December 2006 - A name tag. For Scott Ginsberg the simple tag is the first step to being approachable, the first step to real communication and the first step to being unforgettable. For those who missed "That Nametag Guy" at our year-end luncheon, Dec. 13, check out his Web site "Hello My Name is Scott" for some great reading and insight.November 2006 - "Moving On, Moving Out: Could I Make It on My Own?" Five seasoned local PR professiionals looked at the elements involved in making a change from working for someone else and making the switch to being your own boss and the highs, lows, pitfalls and rewards. October 2006 - Fleishman Hillard's Robert Peirce, a 30-year veteran of public relations and the media,looked at crisis communications trends and fears in "Crisis Communications: Preparing for the Defining Moment." Download The Defining Moment (337K PDF) September 2006 - Kim Funcik of Creative Quest gave tips on how to avoid blocks in creativity and writing and be an even more creative resource for your clients. August 2006 - Public Relations in a Global ERA with a specific look at China and Great Britian. Donna Vandiver and Laura Varndell, The Vandiver Group. July 2006 - Preferences and Pet Peeves: Pitching stories to St. Louis Media. A panel of St. Louis media editors and broadcast producers, including Andre Jackson, St. Louis Post-Dispatch; Scott Costa, KMOV-TV; Alvin Reid, the St. Louis American (unable to attend); David Drebes, the Arch City Chronicle, and Ginger Fletcher, Kirkwood School District to help you see how to make big hits locally. June 2006 - Weber Shandwick's Adam Keatson perceptions and realities of where and how people get their newsin 2006 and where PR pros should be directing their efforts in the near future. May 2006 -David Hults , Activ8, "The Art of Being 'People Smart'."A look at discovering where if you are a driver, one who influences; one who is more task oriented than people oriented, and how to work with others who are different than you. April 2006 - “Getting on TV: How to Increase Airtime for Your Company or Clients.” with Mercury Mutimedia, Inc.'s Angie Lawing and Chris Lawing. March 2006 -Julie Meyer, Global Event Solutions, gave us whirlwind tour of thinking big - really big, even globally - when helping clients make an impression with special events. See Meyer's slides from her Dazzle and Delight presentation (111K PDF) given March 15 in Frontenac. February 2006 - Think you can't get your non-profit linked up to big name sports teams and players? Feb. 25 Leveraging Sports presentation (206K PDF) of St. Louis Rams' Allison Collinger at Saint Louis University. This program was part of the annual Pro-Am day at the university.
January 2006 - Fleishman-Hillard's Tony Calandro; Learfield Communications' Steve Mays, and Richard Callow, City of St. Louis mayor's Web site, explored Blogs, Pods, Vlags and other new technology options for advancing PR in Revolution in Communications Technology. 
Seeyourself?Nearly 250 members of CSPRC, IABC and PRSA crammed in to the Clayton Sheraton, Jan. 12, 2006 to hear a panel on the latest in online communications technology
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