by Danielle Urban | Jan 16, 2016 | Feature News, Featured Home, Luncheon
Written by Sarah Searcy. You never know when, why, or how a crisis will hit. But that doesn’t mean you can’t be prepared. In fact, good preparation is crucial—not only will good crisis communications save your organization money, it may save your organization, period....
by Danielle Urban | Dec 6, 2015 | Feature News, Featured Home, Luncheon
Written by Katie McKee. A new year means a new you — and new skills. The professionals of Women Communicators of Austin are gearing up for the New Year with a different set of resolutions in mind, instead focusing on developing and improving subtle skills that benefit...
by Danielle Urban | Oct 5, 2015 | Feature News, Featured Home, Luncheon
Written by Noemi Ortiz. Can an app really help you get and stay organized? At WCA’s October luncheon, Stacey Harmon will delve into the power of Evernote, including how it can go beyond being “just a note-taking tool” to truly enhance your personal...
by Danielle Urban | Aug 30, 2015 | Feature News, Featured Home, Luncheon
Written by Tricia Barendregt. To blog or not to blog? That is one of the questions that Jackie Dana and Dr. Carolyn Roark will cover at the WCA Luncheon on September 16. They will discuss their insights on the how, when, and why of blogging, plus much more. We asked...
by Danielle Urban | Aug 2, 2015 | Feature News, Featured Home, Luncheon, uncategorized, WCAustin
Written by Victoria Williams. How do you gain internal and upward influence with executive in the workplace? Stacy Armijo knows. Armijo – who serves as Senior Vice President and Austin General Manager for Pierpont Communications – is a focused, strategic communicator...
by Danielle Urban | Jul 8, 2015 | Feature News, Featured Home, Luncheon
Written by Rachel Dawn Hayes Today we share part two in our Q&A with WCA’s July Luncheon panelists on the topic of Austin’s changing media landscape. Don’t miss the rest of the conversation in person next Wednesday, July 15. Emily Donahue, News Director and...
