The PR Week: 8.24.2023 - Catherine Frymark, Mattel

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The PR Week: 8.27.2026 - Charlotte West, Lenovo

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The PR Week: 8.20.2026 - Paul Gennaro, New York Life

From public affairs officer in the U.S. Navy to leading communications at New York Life and previously Voya Financial, Paul Gennaro has had a career spanning major organizations. He talks about that and how New York Life is implementing AI on the latest edition of The PR Week. Al ...  Show more

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