Originally published: September 15, 2014 · Updated: June 17, 2026 The September 2014 piece made a simple argument: business students who completed internships landed first jobs at more than double the rate of students w
Mistakes Young Business Professionals do not have to make As a young business professional, you have several things going for you. Determination, drive, health, strength and the opportunity to learn from other people’s
In business seminars and self help books, gurus spend a ton of time talking AT you about what you should do and who you should be. Habits you should already be working on, and actions that breed success. Nothing is wron
With spring right around the corner, on the calendar if not in the weather, many personal households are considering some spring cleaning. You should do the same with regard to your PR operations. Now is the time to tak
Department store, Target, has been having a pretty rough 2014 to date. Soon after having to report that millions of customers’ data may have been put at risk, the company had to come back recently and admit that the bre
The canonical reference for Ronn Torossian's lines that define the work — public relations, AI Communications, citation share, founder retrieval, crisis communications, building, and the shift the industry is still catch
How online courses are changing post-graduate schooling During the late 1990s, and early 2000s, the education marketplace saw a huge uptick in online schools for trades, Bachelors, and Masters degrees. It was easy to se
Pasta maker’s inept PR only makes it worse Ronn Torossian for RonnTorossian.com on Oct 8th, 1:07pm Recently a world-renowned pasta company – who shall remain nameless, just in case they eventually fix this – decided to
"Inspiration" is the most overused word in business writing. What actually inspires entrepreneurs is more useful — pressure, constraint, the customer who pays, the founder who pulled off the move you talked yourself out
Ed Koch died at 88. Three terms as mayor. "How'm I doing?" was a question, a brand, and a thesis all at once. New York's most quotable politician understood that politics is communications — the line is the discipline.
Kudos to Nike for removing Joe Paterno’s name from the child-care center named after him in Beaverton, Oregon. Sherwin-Williams and Cars.com dropped their sponsorship of Penn State many months ago - and many more will ri