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Business Wire
02-05-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
PR 102: Leveling Up Your PR Game
Public relations is a field that demands a diverse skill set and a confident approach. Managing a brand's reputation in today's fast-paced environment can make or break a company's public image. For newer PR professionals looking to accelerate their career growth, our recent webinar, PR 102: Leveling Up Your PR Game, provided invaluable insights into navigating this dynamic industry. Key Takeaways from the Webinar The webinar was designed to guide emerging PR practitioners through the crucial steps necessary for their professional journey. Here are some key takeaways from the session: Setting Growth Goals: Attendees learned how to set clear, actionable goals that are essential for driving career progression in PR. Transitioning to Leadership Roles: The webinar explored the shift from supporting team tasks to leading strategies, highlighting how new PR professionals can master the skills needed to develop and implement effective PR strategies. Content Creation Best Practices: We shared insights on producing high-quality content that aligns with company goals and drives measurable results. Managing Up: Practical tips were provided on how to take on more responsibilities, add value to senior team members, and position oneself for advancement within an organization. Networking for Success: The session offered strategies for building a robust professional network, both online and offline, that can open up new opportunities for PR professionals. Why This Webinar is a Must-Watch Navigating the PR world requires confidence, adaptability, and the ability to manage both expected and unexpected challenges. During PR 102, attendees gained: Strategies for transitioning from support roles to leadership positions. Skills to produce better content that enhances a company's reputation. Insights into effectively managing up and seeking more responsibilities. Networking advice to build meaningful professional relationships. Who Benefited from This Webinar? This session was ideal for newer PR professionals aiming to supercharge their career growth, those transitioning into team lead roles, and anyone interested in mastering PR skills to contribute more effectively to their organization. Missed PR 102? While the live webinar has passed, we're committed to supporting your PR career growth. Stay tuned for future events and resources that can help you continue to level up your PR game! Meet the Panelists Stefan Pollack President, The Pollack Group Stefan Pollack is president of The Pollack Group, a public relations and marketing firm with offices in Los Angeles and New York. For 30 years, he has managed clients across various sectors, including consumer products, technology, and nonprofit. He has served as president of PRSA's Los Angeles Chapter and chair of the Americas Region Board for The Worldcom Public Relations Group, where he currently serves as global marketing chair. Since 2001, he has been an adjunct professor at USC Annenberg and is the author of Disrupted, From GenY to iGen: Communicating with the Next Generation. Pollack is also a member of the Forbes Agency Council. In 2019, he established the Noemi Pollack Scholarship at USC's Center for Public Relations, providing annual tuition support for an undergraduate public relations student. Martin Waxman President, Martin Waxman Communications Martin Waxman, MCM, APR, is a digital communications strategist who leads social media workshops and conducts AI research. Co-founder of two PR agencies and president of a consultancy, he's also a LinkedIn Learning instructor with over 25 years of industry experience. Martin is a member of the AIinPR Panel, co-host of the Inside PR podcast, past-chair of PRSA Counselors Academy, and past-president of CPRS Toronto. He teaches digital marketing at McMaster-Syracuse, Schulich School of Business, and Seneca College, and developed a Certificate in Digital Strategy for the University of Toronto. He regularly speaks at conferences and was awarded the IPR Makovsky Best Master's Thesis Award (2019) and CPRS's Outstanding Achievement in PR Award (2020). Ryan Whittle Communications Manager, Kalypso Ryan Whittle is the Communications Manager at Kalypso, a consulting firm that was recently acquired by Rockwell Automation. He leads the firm's PR strategy and brand messaging. Ryan started at Kalypso as an intern making videos, and after a change in interest, began building a communications function that now encompasses PR, messaging, and internal comms. After a stint in Los Angeles, he returned to his roots in Austin, Texas. He's a big fan of the University of Texas Longhorns and the Texas Rangers.
Yahoo
11-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Jo Koy Reacts After Electrical Fire Forces Flight's Emergency Landing
Originally appeared on E! Online Jo Koy is not laughing about his recent flight experience. During a flight from the Philippines to Los Angeles, the comedian, his family and fellow passengers were forced to make an unplanned stop in Japan. "We had to do an emergency landing in Tokyo, Japan,' Koy said in a video posted to Instagram April 10. 'But I'm gonna say this, the flight attendants on Philippine Airlines were amazing. You were amazing, above and beyond. You guys were pros. Thank you for remaining calm in a situation that could have went south fast." In the caption, the 53-year-old went on to clarify that the plane was forced to land at Haneda Airport after an electrical fire filled 'the entire cabin' with smoke. And during their nine-hour delay, Koy attempted to make the best of an unfortunate situation by enjoying a bit of Sake with his family before their next flight. 'Hats off to the @flypal flight attendants and pilots they were more than great,' he continued. 'Ps. Tell everyone you love them everyday.' More from E! Online Rebecca Gayheart Shares Update on Eric Dane Relationship After Dismissing Divorce Prince William and Kate Middleton's Son Prince George Makes First Public Appearance of the Year How Demi Moore's Daughter Scout Willis Feels About Ex-Stepdad Ashton Kutcher Koy was among 355 passengers aboard the PR102 flight, and while all passengers landed safely and without injury, Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon has instructed the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) to 'investigate the cause of the diverted flight,' according to a press release. As for the other passengers aboard the plane? A few of them have since detailed how scary the incident was in the moment. 'It was so bad,' passenger Valerie Del Castillo told ABS-CBN. 'The smoke filled the air. We all covered our mouths and noses as staff seemed to panicked.' 'I didn't panic until a representative came on the intercom announcing we will be looking for a place to emergency land the plane with a quivering voice,' she continued. 'I could hear the fear in his words.' And Jennifer Taylor, who was also on the flight as part of her birthday celebrations, added that the smoke started to clear out before they even reached the airport in Japan. But amid all the chaos, she commended the flight crew for maintaining their composure. "There's so many people crying and panicking at one point,' Taylor told the outlet. 'Some passengers got up. The flight attendants were able to calm everybody down and eventually got everybody back on their seat.' To learn more about recent plane incidents, keep reading. Jan. 29: American Airlines Flight 5342 Collides With Army Black Hawk HelicopterJan. 31: Medical Transport Jet Crashes in PhiladelphiaFeb. 6: Small Plane Crash in Alaska Kills 10Feb. 10: Vince Neil's Learjet Involved in Fatal CollisionFeb. 17: Delta Jet Crash Lands in Toronto and Flips OverFeb. 19: Private Planes Collide at Arizona Airport, Killing 2March 1: FedEx Plane Engine Catches Fire After Colliding With BirdMarch 29: Small Plane Crashes Into Minnesota Home For the latest breaking news updates, click here to download the E! News App
Filipino Times
11-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Filipino Times
Jo Koy among 355 passengers of PAL flight that made emergency landing in Tokyo
Filipino-American comedian Jo Koy was one of the 355 passengers aboard a Philippine Airlines (PAL) flight that made an emergency landing at Tokyo's Haneda Airport. In an Instagram story, Jo Koy shared a video of himself with his family dining at a restaurant in Japan, saying, 'We had to do an emergency landing in Tokyo, Japan.' He praised the PAL cabin crew, calling them 'amazing' for how they handled the situation. 'The flight attendants on Philippine Airlines were amazing. You were amazing—above and beyond. You guys were pros,' he said, thanking them for staying calm during the incident. Jo Koy also told his followers that they were safe and had a nine-hour layover before their next flight. 'We're gonna have some sake. I love you guys,' he said. The PAL flight, PR102, left Manila for Los Angeles on Wednesday but was diverted to Haneda after smoke was detected in the cabin. PAL later explained that the smoke came from one of the aircraft's two air conditioning units. Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon confirmed that all 355 passengers and crew members were safe.
