Conversations That Matter

MGA is pleased to welcome five new clients to its roster:

• Enerplus, one of Canada's oldest resource trusts now operating as a corporation with oil and gas exploration and production in Canada and the United States, engaged MGA to conduct research and provide recommendations on a community investment program for its operations on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation in North Dakota.
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MGA is seeking a well-rounded public relations professional with particular experience in media relations and social media to join its growing team. We are especially interested in candidates with three to five years of experience.

Families and high school students ponder this question every year, especially when job prospects for young adults are unpredictable. But two recent studies show a college education is both a good value and beneficial.

FEMA Urges Americans to Join in Memory of 9/11 Victims, Responders

As the nation battles hurricanes, tropical storms and wildfires this fall, the need for disaster preparedness is clear.

In an earlier post I wrote about an up-and-coming Colorado swimmer named Missy Franklin. She recently competed in her first world swimming championship in Shanghai. To say her participation was a success is an understatement.

Most of the financial experts seem to be in concert – raise the debt ceiling. So what is the hold up? Does America need to reduce our expenses? Yes! Do we need to increase revenue? Yes! 

It’s been quite the hectic few weeks at MGA – a new office that is half the size of our old one, and the purging of items accumulated over nearly 25 years in one spot. It's been a bittersweet experience for many here. Reflecting that, below are some thoughts offered up by MGA employees on moving and change. 

MGA Communications, Inc., called 1125 17^th Street home for 23 years. While we have moved on to a new space, we have tried to spend some time reflecting on our move. As we look back, we are reminded of all of the changes we’ve noticed and been in the middle of over the years.

A “Wild Thing” is happening at MGA! We’re “On the Road Again” and we want to “Shout” about our move. We’re “Headed for the Future!”

The U.S. Census Bureau is just starting to release the results of last year’s census. While one of the main purposes of collecting such data every 10 years is to redraw district lines for the U.S. House of Representatives, it’s also a treasure trove of information for public relations professionals. Figuring out how to find the information you need, however, can be a challenge.