The “Final Four” Tips for Business PR
Whether you’re a lifelong college basketball fan or just looking to test your luck with some friendly office competition, March Madness is an exciting change-up to your daily rou
Paragon’s Fall Social – The Australian
We would like to thank all of our friends and colleagues for joining us last night for our Fall Social at the Australian. Between the great people, delicious food and easy conversa
Paragon appoints Guy Taylor to head Global PR
New York and London, Thursday, Oct. 12 – Paragon Public Relations (“Paragon”), an award-winning full-service communications firm, has appointed Guy Taylor as Global Director
London called! Paragon goes to the UK
With many of our clients located in London or doing business in the UK, Paragon has opened an office in London. We’re excited to be in town and located in the financial and finte
THE CLIENT IS ALWAYS* RIGHT
When I started at Paragon two and a half years ago, I felt – to put it mildly – out of my element. I’d never worked in public relations before and what I knew about f
How to make a PR professional uncomfortable
Are facts merely pieces of information, to be played like chess pieces, when we feel they are to our advantage? Or should the truth be our moral compass, guiding our moves, regardl
Paragon Named One of the Top PR Agencies
PARAGON PUBLIC RELATIONS HONORED AS ONE OF THE TOP PR AGENCIES OF THE YEAR IN 2016 AMERICAN BUSINESS AWARDSSM Agency captures Stevie Award recognition for the second consecutive ye
7 Great Moments All PR Professionals Experience
Every job has its ups and downs, but these seven moments are guaranteed to put a smile on any PR professional’s face.
First Impressions Last the Longest: The Final Installment in the Client Service Series
In this final part of my blog series on client service, let’s talk about loyalty. Everyone knows that loyalty is the ultimate driver of long-term success for any enterprise, and
A new website for a new era
Websites are more than shop windows. They are not simple content repositories; they are the embodiment of the soul of a business. Like scruffy shoes or unkempt hair, these first im