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President and partner in HeraldPR and Emerald Digital, Juda is a seasoned, experienced public relations and crisis communications professional, with proficiencies in strategic, political and government relations, and a unique knowledge and experience base within the nonprofit sector, Middle East, and Israel. With a background rooted in governmental and political affairs on all levels and with community activities, writing and communication are easily handled, along with generating media coverage, marketing and advocating client positions, social media marketing, building press contacts, preparing marketing materials and press communications and overseeing internal communications and publications. Specialties: Corporate positioning, Public Advocacy, Crisis Communications, Strategic Public Relations, Government, Israel, Faith-based, Christian, Social Media.
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Taking the time to mitigate stress can lead to a more productive work environment. Between tight deadlines, a heavy workload and multiple priorities that have to be juggled, stress tends to become part of the everyday work routine. Unmanaged stress, regardless of the cause, can eventually take a heavy toll. While some stress is natural, taking steps to mitigate it and its negative impact can prevent it from completely tanking your quality of life. Below, the members of Newsweek Expert Forum share strategies for handling feelings of stress at work.
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While some may not see the appeal of continuously fixing what isn't broke, intentionally adapting in business can lead to new opportunities. When you've been in business a long time, certain habits just stick. Making adjustments to business strategies that are currently working well enough may seem unnecessary, but continually working on improving the efficiency of business operations is key to staying relevant in any industry. Becoming too complacent with the status quo is dangerous for businesses that want to last long term, but it’s hard to break out of bad habits once they’ve been set in place. To help leaders begin moving in new directions, a panel of Newsweek Expert Forum members each share advice on steps to take to rethink old habits and establish new ones.
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That is the new normal, the new coming together of legal justice and popular justice.
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Taking the time to carefully vet business partners decreases the chances of something going wrong down the line. A partnership with another person or company can increase your chances of successfully bringing your ideas alive. After all, a partner will be able to offer additional information and resources, and the combined effort means more work will get accomplished. However, one must carefully vet every collaboration before signing on the dotted line. Though a business partnership may look good on paper, asking key questions beforehand can help ensure your prospective partner actually ticks all of the right boxes. Below, a panel of Newsweek Expert Forum members each share one question to ask a potential business partner before officially joining forces.
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The opportunities that these NFT's offer are several, and from a marketing and fundraising perspective, enormous.
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Flexibility means different things to different people, so don't be afraid to think outside the box when it comes to offering workplace flexibility. In today’s always-on world, employees are often expected to be available at any time. But as the pandemic persists, many business professionals are realizing the value of work-life balance -- especially when it comes to remote work. As a result, many leaders are seeking ways to accommodate their employees’ schedules and external responsibilities. But flexibility is more than just allowing people to work from home. To that end, a panel of Newsweek Expert Forum members shared some lesser-known ways to offer flexibility to employees. Here are their insights for creating a flexible work environment that works for everyone on your team.
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HeraldPR, a New York City-based public relations agency, founded on the idea that successful public relations campaigns develop through authentic client relationships, develops strategic media campaigns globally. With clients across a wide range of industries, our experienced public relations team knows how to navigate the media space to deliver results and your brand or business directly in front of your target market. We’re here to understand your goals and communicate them to the world.