Dave Poston Named PRSA Public Relations Professional of the Year

Posted by Poston Communications
On November 9, 2020

Poston Communications is excited to announce that CEO and General Counsel Dave Poston has been named the Public Relations Professional of the Year by the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA). Lauded as one of the most prestigious honors in the industry, this award recognizes the contributions of exceptional PR pros who are propelling public […]

PRSA Volunteer Event Lives “UP” to the Challenge of Battling Poverty

Posted by Poston Communications
On January 10, 2019

Members of the Poston Communication’s Orlando team recently joined the local public relations community through PRSA to volunteer at UP Orlando: United Against Poverty, a program created to help people who are struggling get back on their feet. One in five children are born into poverty in the U.S., and more than 450,000 families in […]

Powerful Message on Active Listening at PRSA’s International Conference

Posted by Poston Communications
On January 3, 2019

After the 2018 PRSA International Conference in Austin, Poston Communications’ Operations Director and Account Supervisor Mikey Mooney shared key takeaways from the event. The session that had the greatest impact for him featured Robert B. Reich, former U.S. secretary of labor during the Clinton administration. Reich spoke on the seemingly radical act of listening, reminding […]

North Florida Media Outlets Share PR Tips at PRSA Event

Posted by Poston Communications
On December 11, 2018

What can public relations professionals do to help their story pitches connect with reporters and editors? The North Florida Annual Media Roundtable, hosted by the Public Relations Society of America, provided key takeaways from media outlets in Jacksonville, Florida. The tips, which were revealed over an intimate Italian dinner, speed dating-style, aim to help PR […]

Communicating in a Crisis: Lessons from the Red Cross

Posted by Shannon Lanier
On March 6, 2018

Every business must expect the unexpected. You may not know what form a crisis will take, but you can be sure your organization will be tested at some point by potential threats, whether they are small emergencies or catastrophic events. The 2017 hurricane season was one of the most active and expensive in U.S. history […]