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In our changing media and economic environment, establishing and protecting a company's reputation has become more important than ever.

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We help mayors, city and county managers, and council members develop vital skills and techniques to convey their message to the media and the public.

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We develop video programming for your company or organization for network or major market broadcast and for internal corporate or agency distribution.

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Reputation Management – Starwood Recycling Hotel Soap!

April 29, 2011
Starwood Reputation Management

About one million partly used bars of soap are tossed out daily by U.S. hotels, according to Clean the World Foundation, a non-profit organization that recycles used soap for distribution to developing nations and homeless shelters.
But recycling organizations such as Clean the World, based in Orlando, and Global Soap Project, based in Atlanta, are starting to get more attention from large hotel companies.

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The United States Of Wal-Mart And Corporate Responsibility

January 26, 2011
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It’s been called the 800 pound gorilla that you don’t want to mess with. It’s been accused of taking customers from small, neighborhood stores and hurting communities. It’s been accused of predatory pricing, anti-union fervor and paying its employees less than a living wage.

But in the past several years, Wal-Mart also has been going through a major transformation and committing itself to progressive policies in the realm of corporate social responsibility, particularly when it comes to the products it sells and major efforts to promote energy conservation.

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Ecoimagination Or Ecohype? GE On The Hot Seat

October 6, 2010
General Electric

General Electric has been promoting itself for years as an enlightened company when it comes to climate change and environmental challenges facing the globe. But while GE makes great efforts in the green movement, the company again is stalling efforts to cleanup New York’s Hudson River where it dumped at least 1.3 million pounds of toxic polychlorinated biphenyls or PCB’s which cause cancer in animals and are classified by the Environmental Protection Agency as probable human carcinogens.

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