Chats With Chip

Tim Hayden of Brain+Trust Partners joined me to talk about business transformation through the use of data and digital innovation.

This episode of the Chats with Chip podcast features CC Chapman, an expert storyteller, passionate explorer, and committed humanitarian. CC currently serves as a Visiting Instructor of Business and Management at Wheaton College in Massachusetts. He is a prolific writer and frequent keynote speaker who authored Amazing Things Will Happen and co-authored Content Rules. CC discussed his role ... Read more

Gordon Platt of Gotham Media Strategies joined me to discuss how he came to start his own agency, including the impact of his previous experience in broadcast journalism.

Craig Carroll, Executive Director of the OCR Network, joins Chip to discuss corporate reputation and the measurement and evaluation of corporate communications.

Listen to Jason Booms for a definition of terms related to primary research, information about how online polls can be useful, and how to combine media analysis with primary research to make data-driven decisions.

Ann McCain discusses the differences between Millennials and previous generations, tactics to implement Millennial talent, and tips on hiring these younger professionals.

Patrick Rogan, founder of IgnitionHR, discusses talent acquisition and retention in the PR industry.

Chip and Joe discuss the business side of communications, as well as how the changing landscape of digital transformation and workplace trends affects the communications industry.

Chip and Scott have a conversation about consultancy and collaborative work to manage digital transformation

Chip has a conversation about internal communications and measurement with Ryan Williams, a partner with Tekara Effectiveness.

Terry Flannery, Vice President for Communication at American University, joined Chip to discuss communication and marketing departments in higher education.

Doug Haslam of Stone Temple Consulting discusses his firsthand experience with social identity theft.

Neville Hobson talks about the role artificial intelligence and machine learning will have in the public relations industry.

Chip is joined by Gini Dietrich of Arment Dietrich and the Spin Sucks blog to talk about the business of public relations.

Karen Swim, President of SoloPR Pro and Words For Hire, joined Chip in discussing a wide range of issues related to independent public relations practitioners.

Shonali discusses her Social PR Launchpad event, where she promises to help “unleash your inner superhero.”

Chip and Gini explore everything from the business of PR to writing books, building an online community and more.

In this episode, Kami discussed how she came to head her own agency and the path she took to being one of the leading voices for effective public relations in social media.

In this episode, William Beutler discusses how he came to be involved with Wikipedia and ultimately launch an agency that, in part, focuses on helping clients engage with the site (and its editors) more effectively.

In this episode, Matt discusses founding his own public relations firm and the work he does in the high-tech and education spaces.