LHWH celebrated its 30th birthday on July 1, 2017. To commemorate that occasion, we’ve developed with a list entitled: “Thirty Things We’re Thankful For.” We shared this entire list one selection at a time throughout the..
Thank you Oliver. Had this little boy not gotten the stomach flu, I never would’ve ended up taking someone else’s place at the 7th Annual Women in Philanthropy and Leadership Conference (WIPL). It was my first..
As marketers we spend a lot of time raising awareness. We’re often the people telling other people about critical issues in the hope that they will contribute funds or invent something to help solve one of..
This week, America observed Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Dr. King was many things — an advocate for peaceful civil disobedience, an agent of change, an educator, an inspirational speaker. He was also a great speech..
Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on those things for which we are grateful, to acknowledge those to whom we owe thanks. Family and friends always come to mind. But what about workplace colleagues? How often..
Apparently, we weren’t the only ones who raised questions about Apple’s free download of U2’s latest album, Songs of Innocence, onto all iPhones. Apple didn’t ask permission and clearly circumvented privacy concerns. So, complaints and criticisms..
On September 9, iTunes subscribers looked in their libraries and found U2’s latest album, Songs of Innocence. Apple’s PR department promoted this drop in of the group’s songs as a great gift. But is it really?..
It’s not unusual for companies to put their muscle behind good causes. In return, they get the opportunity to spread the word about their good deeds and generate some positive publicity for their target audiences to..
That’s the underlying question in a 1997 video of Steve Jobs. As you may recall, Jobs left Apple — the company he founded — in 1985. For more than a decade — as Jobs involved himself..
Amazed by the changes happening every day in our world? Over the last decade, new technologies, new channels (and ways) of making social connections, and new scientific breakthroughs have literally changed the way we live. There..