Getting laid off usually has the effect of crippling one’s sense of confidence and security for the future. It often takes days, weeks, or months to put a plan together to move on and begin again. Not so for Susan Shelby, FSMPS, CPSM. On November 18, 2004, Susan was informed she was being let go…
WHITE ROSE EXTENSION PROJECT April 18, 2014 When completed, the White Rose Extension Project will be the first fixed wellhead platform installed off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Subject to partner, corporate, and regulatory approvals, the Husky Energy White Rose Extension Project (WREP) is being developed through the construction of a wellhead platform,…
By Michele Spiewak, account director at Rhino Public Relations When you Google your company or industry key word, what do you find? Do your results include your own web site, recent articles and press releases, or maybe your company blog? Are these links too far down the search results list to be useful and promotional?…
ENHANCED LEVEL OF SERVICE TO CLIENTS April 1, 2014 Our Montreal office has relocated to provide an enhanced level of service to local clients. “Montreal is an important city, and Arup is excited to be a part of it. This reinforces our presence in Montreal and enables us to enhance our support our local clients.…
By Michele Spiewak, account director at Rhino Public Relations In today’s business environment and media landscape, companies are vying with each other for attention from a myriad of audiences: customers, suppliers, consultants, and prospective employees to name a few. It can be especially difficult for small businesses to make a big impact in such a…
THE NEW YORK TIMES: BUSINESS TRAVEL CAN BE UNRELENTINGLY LOUD By: Harriet Edleson Noise, to a business traveler, can be something as simple as a conversation on a train or a plane or as unrelenting as the sound of a jet engine on a seven-hour flight. Among the biggest culprits are the cellphone talkers, the…
THE NEW YORK TIMES: APPLIANCE MANUFACTURERS NEED TO BE AWARE OF MACHINERY NOISE By: Joyce Cohen An appliance may be hidden from the eyes, but that doesn’t mean it escapes notice entirely. Manufacturers of household machinery are also taking heed of the demand for quiet. “People are complaining more, particularly as appliances move into the…