What are the perceptions of the PR profession's "brand" and reputation? How should the field evolve to meet the needs of today?
Read my post on Fusion PR Forum to find out more.
My name is Bob Geller and I am
President of Fusion Public Relations & Social Fluency, an agency that specializes in tech PR and social media
I have been there for about twelve
years and previously worked in a
number of different areas of tech
sales, marketing and PR.
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