On this day before Thanksgiving, we are reflecting on what we are thankful for: journalists who look beyond the email subject line for story ideas, 6 a.m. live TV segments when there is no traffic, huge crowds at events, retweets, returned phone calls, being remembered by the media in cities where we work once a […]
This is Account Executive Jessica Fast’s first summer in Baltimore and she’s eager to check out what’s hot in a steamy Charm City. We’re a collaborative group and we’re plenty used to making lists (press lists, to-do lists, clip hit lists), so we figured we’d help her out with a list of our favorite uniquely
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We are fond of rituals, especially during holidays. That’s why we were looking forward to yesterday and our 4th of July traditions: beer and barbecue, rooftop parties to watch fireworks, parades, and lounging by the pool. And work. Some of us worked yesterday, on July 4th. It has become another one of our Independence Day
A recent University of Toronto study noted that a common, but often overlooked, condition people experience is discomfort with ambiguity. The study indicated that this condition “can inspire snap judgments, rigid thinking, and bad decision-making.” So, how did the study suggest we avoid being consumed by the uncomfortable burden of ambiguity? The answer was, simply,
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For many years, we have recognized National Volunteer Week (this week) by promoting the work of Business Volunteer Unlimited Maryland. BVU creates opportunities for business professionals to engage in meaningful volunteer service throughout Baltimore. The nonprofit’s annual Volunteer Week celebration is always a great event for connecting earnest professionals with the deserving organizations that need
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We don’t think (or like to admit) that we may be typical, but today, in Baltimore, we are. Lots of us are wearing purple in support of the Ravens (although it’s interesting that some of the men chose not to for fear of disrespecting their other favorite teams). What has been more interesting, though, is the
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The early returns are in. Here are the results of a midday poll in the office: – 87% of us have already voted. – Of those who have already voted, 80% voted today at a polling place and 20% completed absentee ballots. – Of those who have or will vote today: – 50% voted
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We all had to dress up today for a meeting… unusual on a hot Friday towards the end (sadly) of the summer… which got us thinking about what an unusual week this was. Among the client-related topics we researched, discussed and vigorously debated this week: the art of crafting the perfect sandwich; giant peaches; elves; gun
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Standing at the coffee maker, some of us just had an interesting talk—about what we talk about. We work with a pretty unique range of clients, which leads us to explore some interesting and sometimes unusual topics. We made a quick list of some of what we have discussed in the office this past week:
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