Help us give a warm welcome (back) to Janet Farrell, RDW’s newest Senior Account Executive. Take a minute to learn a little more about her, and you’ll see why we’re so excited to have her rejoin the team. 1. Do you have any nicknames we should know about? Not really. People typically call me Janet….
The first semester is underway. Now what? The first-year class has arrived with all their expectations, assumptions, uncertainties, and questions. These first weeks of college can be both exhilarating and disorienting.
State ACA exchanges must adopt a new approach to enrollment marketing and the lessons also apply to commercial health insurers, which can learn from consumer responses to higher costs, greater plan complexity, and a fragmented health insurance information environment.
This Labor Day, we rightly recognize the people who provide direct care every day. But another workforce serves behind the scenes to make their work possible: the employees of the State of Rhode Island.
To prevent misinformation and fear, public health entities need flexible rapid-response communications programs in place to address emerging issues.
Whether your organization has a government affairs function or engages in advocacy informally, one thing is clear: Strategic communications plays a critical role in shaping public policy outcomes. Now is the time to prepare a winning public affairs strategy for next year.
How you define the value of an education at your school will help students and families define their specific vision and criteria for success. It will also help you differentiate your school.
Say hello to the newest member on RDW’s media team, Cassidy Bissit. Cassidy comes to us with seven years of experience building holistic media strategies and a love for innovation and photography.
If your company operates in the energy and transportation sectors, you face a tough situation: Customers see higher bills, but the real reasons for them are mostly beyond anyone’s control. In times like these, what and how you communicate with utility customers become very important.
As you build your health system’s brand strategy, look beyond the bright shiny objects of technology, specialties, and research. Make sure you also focus on human-centered values that matter to everyone.
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