The PR Week: 6.6.2024 - Heidi Burgett, US Soccer

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The PR Week: 3.5.2026 - Jon Harris and Jocelyn Arellano

How can young PR pros and recent graduates connect with mentors? And what should both sides get out of the relationship? Those are a few questions answered on the latest edition of The PR Week podcast, starring Jon Harris, EVP and chief communications and networking officer at Co ...  Show more

The PR Week: 2.26.2026 - Armando Azarloza, Axis Agency

The latest guest on The PR Week podcast is Armando Azarloza, CEO of Axis Agency. He talks about the Hispanic market in the U.S. and why it must be a focus of any brand marketing campaign and not just an afterthought. He also discusses Bad Bunny’s performance at Super Bowl LX and ...  Show more

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