100 Things to Do In Charlottesville Before You Die
This week, I was the guest speaker to an audience of nonprofit organizations. The topic was media planning, and I provided an eight-step guide, media interaction tips and thoughts on how to develop a media relations campaign. At Standing Partnership, we serve several nonprofit organizations as clients, providing public relations, strategic communications and issues management services.
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I'll be dusting off my teaching skills and presenting a program for the Charlottesville Center for Nonprofit Excellence this Thursday. It's a brown bag lunch event, so pack your peanut butter and jelly and come on down to Live Arts for a lunch and learn opportunity.
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After all of my posts about the crossing guard situation in Albemarle County, I was invited to attend a press conference this morning by both the Sheriff’s office and the Albemarle County school board.
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Congratulations to my colleague, Ann Smith, who has been accepted to the Leadership Portland program!
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Two of our team members, Becky Weybright and Joe Hughes were guests of Coy Barefoot last week on WINA.
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Tomorrow's the big day. It's sad that we've come to the end of this journey, but exciting to be moving ahead with new friends, projects and possibilities. I'm looking forward to seeing everyone in one place tomorrow. While many of us have gotten together, certainly with our project teams, it's been since November that the majority of us have had the opportunity to spend the day together.
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