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Weber Shandwick today announced former U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Michelle Giuda will re-join the firm as executive vice president of geopolitical strategy and risk in the agency’s global Public Affairs practice.

Weber Shandwick today announced the appointment of Sung Chang as the agency’s – and the industry’s – first Chief Impact Officer. At Weber Shandwick, Chang will oversee strategy and creative functions across the global network.

Weber Shandwick Chairman Jack Leslie returned to Davos last week for the 2020 World Economic Forum, an annual gathering of […]

Brown brings to Weber Shandwick more than two decades of experience advising Fortune 500 companies on issues spanning corporate reputation, market share growth, crisis, litigation, restructuring and leadership transition.

Weber Shandwick and United Minds today announced a suite of new and expanded offerings designed to help companies assess cultural risk within their organizations and put into action consistent, proactive cultural vigilance.

For a third consecutive year, Weber Shandwick President and CEO Gail Heimann drove important conversations about the future of marketing at Web Summit in Lisbon. Chief Innovation Officer Chris Perry also spoke at the conference’s new Corporate Innovation Summit.

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.

This marks the fourth time in six years the firm has been recognized with The Holmes Report’s top agency honor.

The firm won a total of 14 Clios, including one Grand, two Gold, seven Silver and four Bronze awards. Weber Shandwick President and CEO, Gail Heimann, served as the first-ever PR Jury Chair.

Weber Shandwick was honored with the inaugural Leadership in Diversity Award at the New York Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA-NY)’s 2019 Big Apple Awards gala in New York.

We’re continuing to address the information crisis by highlighting the most credible sources we’ve found with an added emphasis on diverse resource types, including Twitter lists, content aggregators, data visualizations and deep reporting.

Weber Shandwick China president Lydia Lee make the case for retaining connections and encouraging private-public collaboration during the coronavirus crisis.

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 […]