Diana Bradley is an Associate News Editor for PRWeek US. With a focus on public relations and communications, Diana covers a wide range of topics including brand partnerships, diversity and inclusion initiatives, agency mergers, and industry trends. Her work has been featured in publications such as This Is Money, MM+M, Campaign US, Campaign India, and Campaign Asia.
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Which brand’s ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’-themed ad makes your millennium?. From PR Week
By: Diana Bradley
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Dontae Mears and Chanel Lake join the firm's influencer team, which has added more than a dozen members this year.
From global expansion to enhanced player safety to Taylor Swift, the NFL's SVP of communications draws on her White House experience to help supercharge America's biggest sport.
Snyder was head of comms at Target subsidiary Shipt.
Football is back and Tostitos, Pepsi, Snickers and Corona are ready.
Sinha oversaw communications efforts and media exposure throughout the wrongful detention of WSJ's Evan Gershkovich in Russia.
Weber upped Wehman to North America client experience and operations and Dowd was to New York president.
The consultancy is handling messaging about X's ban in Brazil, Wired reported.
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