Conversations That Matter

Author: Sarah Rasmussen

Last year, I headed up the effort at MGA to craft an online communications policy. What started as a discussion around individual needs (what’s appropriate to post or mention publicly) soon evolved into a discussion of MGA’s online brand. The end result represents the results of both conversations.

Author: Zach Knaus

It seems only fitting that on the day of President Obama’s first State of the Union address, which is one of the busiest nights for media interviews in the country, that MGA would host a presentation on how to coach individuals in media interviews. This morning, myself and fellow MGAer Sarah Rasmussen met with a group of nonprofit leaders from the Denver metro area for our newest installment in the series of presentations that we offer to nonprofit organizations called the Nonprofit Buzz. This series is free for nonprofit organizations. 

Author: Zach Knaus

In Tuesday’s election in Massachusetts there was what some would consider a major upset victory for a Republican in a heavily democratic state. Newly elected Senator Scott Brown beat Democrat Martha Coakley in Massachusetts’ Senate election and it wasn’t even close. How could it be a Republican could win in the land of the Kennedy’s and the seat held by the democratic leader Ted Kennedy? Well one reason for this stunning victory can be attributed to Sen. Brown’s use of social media.

Author: Jennifer Watson

Move over, Twitter and Facebook. There’s another—potentially more powerful—social media tool in town.

Author: Doug Magee

So many things have changed for your clients, customers and stakeholders during the past year that organizations shouldn’t take anything for granted. Each of these groups is likely to have drastically different decision-making processes due to the global downturn and you need reliable information to know what has changed.

Author: Jennifer Watson

A giant thinker who influenced our world without most of us knowing it recently passed away.

His name was Martin Fishbein. And if you don’t know his name, you’ve likely seen the result of his work.

Author: Ginger Pelz, Account Executive

Author: Sarah Rasmussen

Author: Jeff Julin, President

For our first conversation of the New Year I want to share a little more detail about a couple of the “predictions” I recently gave the Denver PR Blog for their annual Public Relations in Prediction series.