Culture Matters: How emotionally intelligent bosses make Colorado a better place to work
When it comes to productivity, talent retention, and employee wellbeing, culture matters — especially now, following the pandemic and the…
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Podcast: Transforming Lives Through Employment
Tamra Ryan, CEO of the Women’s Bean Project, shares how the non-profit empowers women who have experienced chronic unemployment.
Podcast: A State of Emergency for Youth Mental Health
Colorado’s kids are suffering from historic rates of anxiety, depression and suicide. Listen to our conversation with Children’s Hospital Colorado Vice President of Population Health and Advocacy Heidi Baskfield about why this is happening and what can and must be done to save children’s lives.
Podcast: Courage, Confidence and Character at Girl Scouts of Colorado
Listen as we talk with Girl Scouts of Colorado CEO Leanna Clark and two extraordinary young women about how the organization helps girls become leaders.
Podcast: Corporate Social Responsibility is the Future of Business
Listen to our discussion on corporate social responsibility with winners of the Civic 50 award, which recognizes Colorado’s most community-minded companies.
10 Communication Tips to Consider During a Crisis
It’s never too early to start crisis communication planning for 2019. To help get started, the GroundFloor Media team of…
7 guidelines for responding after a tragic event
The shooting spree at a Colorado cinema warrants compassionate and accurate media coverage, but how should your organization respond in the aftermath of a disaster? A hint: remember the victims first.
Who wins when reporters cut and paste press releases?
It happens regularly in newsrooms, especially with dwindling staffs. But is it a good thing for journalism—or public relations? GroundFloor Media’s Gil Rudawsky offers his take, with the advantage of being in both worlds.
Best Buy’s lax response lets PR crisis drag on for months
A tawdry scandal has cost the company its CEO and, ultimately, its founder/chairman. The fallout could have ended in December.
How Gap Inc. connects with consumers on social media
Today Gap Inc.’s brands—Gap, Banana Republic, Old Navy, and Athleta—engage in online conversations on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and its blog.