The Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Chooses Stanton Communications to Support the Foundation and its Signature Fundraiser Featuring Presidential Nominees
Following a competitive review, The Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation selected Stanton Communications to provide media relations support for the nonprofit organization and its signature fundraising dinner featuring the presidential nominees of the two major political parties, both of whom have been invited for the October 17 event. Since its founding in 1946, The Alfred […]
Crafting Compelling Op-Eds: Insights from Industry Experts Peter Stanton and Donna Leinwand Leger
Every month, news outlets such as The Washington Post and The New York Times publish dozens of op-eds (or opinion pieces) from guest authors. These articles — written by subject-matter experts, politicians, journalists and people with something interesting to say — provide a platform for voices and perspectives on important matters related to current events […]
Riley’s PR Career Journey
When it comes to working in public relations, there isn’t a universal path to success. In this series, we ask members of the Stanton team about how they started their PR journey, how they got where they are today, and what they learned along the way. Here, summer intern Riley McCarthy shares her experiences […]
Global Partnerships Run Deeper Than Business
The agency network PR World Alliance brings together independent communication firms from around the world for client support and new business activity. Like most collaborations in the professional world, these partnerships are primarily motivated by a goal of economic gain. Now and then, however, we are reminded that the alliance holds a deeper meaning and purpose. […]
Meet Riley | Dr. Seuss’s Lessons in Trust Building for Public Relations
“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” As I begin my internship at Stanton Communications, this quote rings true. Although I’d like to attribute my interest in communications to something more profound, Dr. Seuss was a man ahead of his time. […]
