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This is a new role aimed at shaping the future of the company’s workforce and workplace, ensuring agility, inclusivity and equity are at the core of how the agency operates.

This annual program honors women nominated by their peers and colleagues for their excellence in the industry and their role in lifting and leading the next generation of communications professionals.

Powell Tate is hosting a four-part webinar series – Election Matters 2020 – to explore the dynamics at play and help organizations navigate this election season. In each one-hour webinar, Weber Shandwick chairman Jack Leslie will speak with notable figures in politics, advocacy, and the media about how this election is different, issues at play, what to watch, and what comes next.

United Minds, today announced the launch of (Re)Boot Camp, a customized re-onboarding experience that prepares leaders, managers and employees for new ways of working. (Re)Boot Camp features virtual events, workplace walkthroughs and customized training modules on a core set of topics.

Weber Shandwick was named Outstanding Large Agency of the Year at the 2020 PRWeek U.S. Awards, which were held virtually on July 30th.  This is the fifth time in six years that the firm has been recognized with the top honor in the large agency category. The agency was also the most awarded of the night, winning a total of six awards – with five campaign awards in partnership with clients, including Campaign of the Year with Ancestry for “Railroad Ties.”

Since March 2020, Weber Shandwick, United Minds and KRC Research have conducted four national surveys among American adults to explore consumer and employee attitudes about the response to COVID-19. Our latest research also evaluated perceptions on the extent to which companies have made progress on advancing diversity, equity and inclusion.

Weber Shandwick was named Outstanding Large Agency of the Year at the 2020 PRWeek U.S. Awards, which were held virtually on July 30th.  This is the fifth time in six years that the firm has been recognized with the top honor in the large agency category. The agency was also the most awarded of the night, winning a total of six awards – with five campaign awards in partnership with clients, including Campaign of the Year with Ancestry for “Railroad Ties.”

Weber Shandwick celebrated major wins across APAC, LATAM and the Middle East at the 2020 PRWeek Global Awards, which honor excellence in PR and cross-region communications.

In receiving the coveted award, the firm was lauded for its strong, collaborative culture, for its diverse ecosystem of brands and for its consistent commitment to innovation – particularly the agency’s digital prowess, early embrace of branded content and investment in data and analytics.

Now in its second year, the Female Frontier awards recognize progressive, boundary-pushing female leaders across advertising, marketing and communications.

Weber Shandwick and its clients were recognized with awards in three categories at PRovoke’s 2020 North America IN2 SABRE Awards […]

The win was a unanimous decision, with Campaign recognizing Heimann for her role in driving the firm’s growth, fostering innovation, and leveraging data to produce better insights with bigger impact.

While trust in government has plummeted during the COVID crisis, business remains at the top of the list of institutions that Americans trust to take the right actions to bring the pandemic under control.

“There is no playbook or one-size-fits-all approach to building an anti-racist organization. Rather, companies will need to do the on-going work to evaluate where they are on their journey and take appropriate action.” – SVP, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Tai Wingfield

With women making up around seven percent of the population of film directors according to recent reports, the #FreeTheBid initiative calls […]

We are proud to present Weber Shandwick’s fifth annual Corporate Citizenship Report, “Engaging on Purpose,” featuring the progress the firm […]

Welcome to the engagement era. New to some, but not to us. While it’s an uncertain time for many marketers […]

− Brings Deep Expertise from Senior Communications Roles at Technology Corporations, Including Paypal & Nokia – NEW YORK – April 5, 2018 […]

New York – March 8, 2018 – Weber Shandwick, one of the world’s leading global communications and engagement firms, and SellersEaston Media, […]

Despite a daily barrage of partisan conflict, Americans from both political parties are generally united in the belief that uncivil […]

– Allan Kamau Joins to Lead Nairobi Operations and Expand the Firm’s Reach Across East Africa –  NAIROBI – February 22, 2018 – Weber […]

New York – February 15, 2018 – Weber Shandwick, one of the world’s leading global communications and engagement firms, today announced […]

NEW YORK, December 7, 2017 – Weber Shandwick, a wholly owned unit of Interpublic Group (NYSE: IPG) and one of the […]

Mary Callahan Erdoes, CEO of JPMorgan Chase Asset & Wealth Management, on the outlook for business and investment during COVID-19 and beyond.

General Joseph L. Votel, USA (Ret.), former Commander of U.S. Central Command and U.S. Special Operations Command, and current president and CEO of Business Executives for National Security (BENS), discusses lessons for leaders during periods of extreme uncertainty.

Ambassador Mark Green, former administrator of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and current executive director of the McCain Institute, speaks with Michelle Giuda, executive vice president of Geopolitical Strategy & Risk at Weber Shandwick, about the early lessons of the COVID-19 global pandemic.