. Robyn Hatcher, CSP

With our growing dependence on virtual communication, setting yourself apart in face-to-face communication is more important than ever. As more highly qualified individuals compete for fewer positions, it's essential to develop an engaging and authentic personal brand. Standing Ovation Possibly the only book you'll ever need for Public Speaking Presentations uses a uniquely entertaining approach to identify nine "ActorType"communication styles; then shares creative strategies on body language… Show more

With our growing dependence on virtual communication, setting yourself apart in face-to-face communication is more important than ever. As more highly qualified individuals compete for fewer positions, it's essential to develop an engaging and authentic personal brand. Standing Ovation Possibly the only book you'll ever need for Public Speaking Presentations uses a uniquely entertaining approach to identify nine "ActorType"communication styles; then shares creative strategies on body language, vocal tone and content to help readers polish their individual style and learn to let it shine. This book gives practical, easy-to-implement tips, tools and techniques to make sure you stand out from the competition -- whether on a job interview, at a podium or in the workplace. Take the ActorType Quiz to find out what type you show up as. http://www.speaketc.com/discover_your_actor_type Show less

PR News' Media Relations Guidebook was designed specifically to guide you in this important discipline. We explore the practical implications for some of the most innovative developments in media relations. These include the technologies, methodologies and mannerisms that define the ecosystem in which PR pros practice their craft. Our contributing writers run the gamut of media relations. Each author brings insight to his or her subject from roles as agency advisors, corporate practitioners… Show more

PR News' Media Relations Guidebook was designed specifically to guide you in this important discipline. We explore the practical implications for some of the most innovative developments in media relations. These include the technologies, methodologies and mannerisms that define the ecosystem in which PR pros practice their craft. Our contributing writers run the gamut of media relations. Each author brings insight to his or her subject from roles as agency advisors, corporate practitioners, marketing communications execs and academics. Show less

Amy Ferris, Hollye Dexter, and the writers they brought together are all ready to let go of shame. In Dancing at the Shame Prom, twenty-six extraordinary women—Lyena Strelkoff, Teresa Stack, Monica Holloway, Nina Burleigh, Amy Friedman, Meredith Resnick, Victoria Zackheim, and more—take the plunge and say,“yes” to sharing their stories. These brave writers, journalists, musicians, artists, directors, and activists have offered up their most funny, sad, poignant, miraculous, life-changing, and… Show more

Amy Ferris, Hollye Dexter, and the writers they brought together are all ready to let go of shame. In Dancing at the Shame Prom, twenty-six extraordinary women—Lyena Strelkoff, Teresa Stack, Monica Holloway, Nina Burleigh, Amy Friedman, Meredith Resnick, Victoria Zackheim, and more—take the plunge and say,“yes” to sharing their stories. These brave writers, journalists, musicians, artists, directors, and activists have offered up their most funny, sad, poignant, miraculous, life-changing, and jaw-dropping secrets for you to gawk at, empathize with, and learn from—in the hopes that they will inspire others to do the same. Letting go feels good Show less