Rubbermaid seeks AOR
13 Oct 2006 | by Michael Bush
ATLANTA: Newell Rubbermaid has issued an RFP looking for a corporate AOR.
A fully integrated comms effort is the formula of choice as Dow Chemical brings its Human Element initiative to the world.
ATLANTA: Newell Rubbermaid has issued an RFP looking for a corporate AOR.
Recognizing it faced more than a disaster, the internal PR team adjusted its tactics for the lone survivor
Four-year-olds and many companies have one thing in common: They often struggle to admit wrongdoing.
LOS ANGELES: The World Diamond Council (WDC) is deeply involved in an extensive education campaign to counter the belief that "blood diamonds" are still circulating within the jewelry industry, coinciding with the resurgence of "blood" or conflict diamonds as pop-culture story lines.
SPRINGFIELD, NJ: Tag Heuer is using brand ambassadors to highlight its new focus on "sports and glamour" as part of its "What Are You Made Of?" campaign.
I don't enjoy lunch meetings, as this column's readers will know. But I made an exception to my flimsy rule to meet with Tom Buckmaster, VP of corporate communications at Honeywell, and his colleague Michael Holland, Honeywell's director of hometown solutions, at New York's Tabla restaurant.
ROUND ROCK, TX: Dell Computer said this week that it reached out directly to customers in last week's massive battery recall, the largest recall in the history of the consumer electronics industry, according to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
NEW YORK: Gillette is heading into the bulk of PR and advertising work for its NoScruf campaign, which hopes to band together women against the unshaven faces of friends and lovers.
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