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Pam Jenkins, president, Global Public Affairs and president, Weber Shandwick South, will take on the additional role of head of practice and sector integration for North America. Rana Komar, president, Weber Shandwick Central, will take on the role of general manager, North America.

Weber Shandwick was recognized as Canadian Agency of the Year at PRovoke’s 2021 North America SABRE Awards, held in a virtual ceremony Tuesday night. With clients, the agency also earned top honors across eight total categories, the most of any agency.

Weber Shandwick, one of the world’s leading global communications and marketing solutions firms, today announced the launch of two summer […]

Weber Shandwick today announced the promotion of Kate Bullinger to CEO of United Minds, an organizational change consultancy that specializes in change management, diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I), culture and employee experience.

Weber Shandwick today announced a series of creative and strategic planning leadership appointments to continue to drive measurable impact for clients through breakthrough, earned-first creative.

Asia Pacific Vice Chair Tyler Kim was named chief executive officer of the region; he takes the reigns from Baxter Jolly who was named chairman, Asia Pacific.

Weber Shandwick was recognized as Canadian Agency of the Year at PRovoke’s 2021 North America SABRE Awards, held in a virtual ceremony Tuesday night. With clients, the agency also earned top honors across eight total categories, the most of any agency.

Weber Shandwick North America President Joy Farber Kolo was celebrated as a 2021 Female Frontier honoree in a virtual ceremony […]

The awards recognize creative, strategic and business excellence at media, creative, digital, experiential and PR agencies across the United States.

The firm was hailed for its standout work with client partners this year, driven by its 12-year old Social Impact practice that continues to create data-fueled, human-led solutions for purpose-driven brands and social issues.

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.

To ensure the continued safety of the workforce, every employer will need to have a plan for how they’re going to handle vaccination issues — not just when it comes to workplace safety but how to accelerate getting their workforce vaccinated and back to work.

This past year presented leaders with the biggest management challenges of their careers. And as we’ve seen so far this January, 2021 will continue to test the values — and limitations — of leaders.

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 […]

This report focuses on three of the most prominent geopolitical risks to business reputation in 2021, spurred not only by the events of the day, but by the enduring transformation of great power politics: supply chain geopolitics, technology competition and disinformation.

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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.