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Welcome to the “The Ask,” a content series that gets up close and personal with the people of Weber Shandwick Seattle. This month, we sat down with Gus Hinton to talk about the life changing art of sandwich making and the world of motion graphics. Here’s how it went: So, Gus. What’s your story? How […]
Welcome to the “The Ask,” a content series that gets up close and personal with the people of Weber Shandwick Seattle. This month, we spent some time getting to know Erin Kelly and learning more about her work with the Gates Foundation. Here’s how it went: Tell me a bit about what you do […]
Welcome to the “The Ask,” a content series that gets up close and personal with the people of Weber Shandwick Seattle. This month, we sat down with Andrew Killinger to talk about the future of social media, wooden bowls and a possible future in modeling. Here’s how it went: What do you do at […]
It’s no secret Seattle is bustling with innovation. From arts and culture, to tech and infrastructure, there appears no sign of this rapid growth slowing down. Seattle Interactive, a two-day conference that celebrates this innovation, provides an opportunity for visionary thinkers to come together to discuss emerging trends, disruptive technologies, business models, and more. This […]
Welcome to the “The Ask” – a monthly content series that gets up close and personal with the people at Weber Shandwick. This month, Chris Sewell took time away from leading our content team to answer important questions about work, cats, and unrealized vocational dreams. Here’s how it went: What is your creative vision? […]
It’s all too easy to sacrifice truth in pursuit of attention. It turns out that one of the handiest ways of giving your story credence — citing data — can also be extremely effective at catching eyes.
If you’re familiar with slithy toves and borogoves, then that paragraph goes down nice and easy. But what if you’re not? And what if toves are a crucial part of running an efficient business or breaking through with some kind of innovation?
“You don’t have to have a million dollars to make an impact.”
Lawyers are a company’s liability watchdogs. So they’re often the first ones to spot issues that could harm the company’s reputation. But once they’ve spotted an issue, how prepared are they to handle it? To answer that question, we had to go to the source. In conjunction with KRC Research, Weber Shandwick conducted a survey […]