Public Relations Journal articles from May 1989

Public Relations Journal archives from May 1989

Women practitioners: how far, how fast? ( progress of women in the public relations)
May 1, 1989... Women Practitioners: How Far, How Fast? In 1978, Business Week identified a trend toward organizations filling public relations jobs with women to help them meet affirmative action requirements--in the process coining the unsettling term...

Firms a la carte. ( new firm - client relationships)
May 1, 1989... Firms a la carte A decade ago, business relationships between public relations firms and their corporate clients were in an era of carte blanche. The familiar pattern was for a company to employ one firm, usually on a continuing retainer, to...

Providing effective public relations counsel.
May 1, 1989... Providing effective public relations counsel SIMPLY by dealing with issues and details every day, public relations professionals become a rich repository of valuable insight into companies, industries, organizations and the dynamics of...

Wall Street: beyond cynicism. (ethics on Wall Street) (Executive Forum)
May 1, 1989... Wall Street: beyond cynicism With a subject like ethics, one man's opinion is generally regarded as no better than another's. Given this, I think my most useful approach might be to tell you some of the things I know about what goes on on...

Sins of omission hurt CEO ethics rating. (Executive Forum)
May 1, 1989... Sins of omission hurt CEO ethics rating I think that any discussion of specific tactics in troubling instances such as the Drexel/Milken and KKR/RJR matters bypasses the central question of how businessmen allow themselves to get into positions...