Team Spotlight: Jamie Altman
Jamie Altman is an accomplished public relations and communications consultant. Her areas of expertise include corporate communications and consumer and trade media relations, and she…
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Case Study: Employee Communications
An aerospace supplier struggled to connect with dissatisfied employees at two U.S. manufacturing sites. In the wake of several leadership and policy changes, plant employees…
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Stop Managing and Start Leading: Podcast
Kirkpatrick Founder & CEO Katie Regan was recently featured on the up and coming podcast Amazing Teams. Hosts Doug Dosberg and Una Japunza summarized the…
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Team Spotlight: Meet Laura
Laura Porter is a communications professional with over 20 years of industry experience. Living in the Washington, D.C. area, she has worked extensively with government…
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Kirkpatrick Group Donations Help Families Build a Brighter Future
For the second year in a row, Kirkpatrick Group has made donations to two Pittsburgh-area non-profit organizations focused on helping children and their families receive…
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The art and science of effective networking
Kirkpatrick Group Founder & CEO Katie Regan was recently interviewed by Authority Magazine for a series on effective networking online and offline. In this Q&A,…
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Celebrating 15 Years
Upon graduating from college, my father told me I needed to “always have a second source of income.” Entering the professional workforce in 2008, I…
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Generative AI for Communicators
As strategic communicators, we are asked about artificial intelligence (AI) and ChatGBT almost daily. Months of learning and research led us to create a short…
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5 ways effective communications help companies combat labor shortages
With nearly 10 million job openings in the U.S.*, nearly every industry is feeling the impacts of the U.S. labor shortages. Communications can have lasting,…
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Awards & rankings: do they really matter?
Warren Buffet once said, “It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it.” It’s true. Reputations are built over a variety…
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