The government is not like other brands. It’s unique. Over decades of working with Brogan’s government clients, we’ve learned it takes certain expertise, experience and insights to craft messages to a group as diverse as our population. Especially when it … Read article
A wise man once said, “Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other.” And if you ask us, John F. Kennedy couldn’t be more correct. Being a leader in any corporate capacity requires you to consistently continue your education, so … Read article
Whether you just graduated with your degree or you’ve been in the industry for eons, it’s important to never stop learning. Because in our line of work, change is the only constant. From new terms to new technology, the strategies … Read article
To date, the World Health Organization has identified more than 118,000 confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus COVID-19. And companies across the country (and undoubtedly, the world) are identifying ways to help stop the spread. Here’s how brands big and … Read article
Virtual reality, face masks and quarantines are relieving fear and symptoms. And while GenZ and Millennials trust celebrities, older adults still tune into TV commercials; marketers are taking LinkedIn and connected vehicles for a spin. SHSMD’s FutureScan and CHNAs pave … Read article
$25,290. That’s twenty-five thousand, two hundred ninety dollars. And that’s the average cost of annual tuition at an in-state public college. In the U.S., these costs are constantly increasing, but financial support from parents is decreasing. The fact is, parents … Read article
Siri can help you say goodbye to E. coli and salmonella? Why aren’t patients using your patient portal? You don’t have to sell pizza and wrapping paper for the PTA fundraiser? Find out why and view the newest Cleveland Clinic … Read article
Where there’s a kid in school or sports… there’s a fundraiser. It’s a fact of life — especially mine. With countless children I know and love, I’m constantly seeing brochures filled with cookie dough, caramel corn, pizza kits and Christmas … Read article
I was enjoying dinner with friends a couple years back when the hostess asked Alexa to play 80s music. There were only eight of us seated around the table and nobody was called Alexa. So I wasn’t surprised when the … Read article
Photo by Alexis Brown on Unsplash Allowance is still a thing but it’s rarely a handout these days, according to a recent RoosterMoney survey. Seventy percent of U.S. parents gave their kids an average weekly allowance of $8.74 last year—$3.76/week … Read article
I hate being picked up. Yes, I’m an adult but it may have more to do with control than age. So when I found myself being hoisted five feet in the air, threaded headfirst through a manmade web as part … Read article
Ask a Millennial to explain the sharing economy and she’ll tell you about Uber, Airbnb and TaskRabbit. Ask a Mature, and she’ll show you her library card. Libraries have been around since Benjamin Franklin was flying a kite. Franklin and … Read article