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public relations
(redirected from Corporate reputation management)

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public relations,
n the art and science of promoting good will within the public by a corporation or governmental agency.


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True, the numbers have improved from a low in June 2002, but there's still a long way to go, says Resnick, who also runs OPC's corporate reputation management practice.
Doll (1) corporate and consumer marketing, issues/crisis management 2 digital entertainment rights and Kimberly Ohrt technology, health care, consumer, public affairs, corporate reputation management 3 digital entertainment, interactive Becky Bourn entertainment, consumer electronics, consumer products, licensed merchandise 4 government, media and community Steve Bullock (2) relations, issues management, political campaign management 5 emerging media/technology, film, Steven J.
The practice works with clients across the country on a range of issues, including strategic counsel, corporate reputation management, media relations and crisis communications.
 
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