Opinion: Biden is failing to restore the competence of the US government
Global Situation Room Adds Bloomberg Executive Producer Christine Baratta to Expand Podcast Division
Global Situation Room Announces New Director of Operations
Opinion: Let’s not make same mistakes in this presidential election
Should ‘Woke’ Companies Be Worried? - Brett Bruen in PR Week
Brett Bruen on responding to attacks from politicians: Focus on fundamental American ideals.
Global Situation Room, Inc. Adds Six New Hires to Growing Team:
Global Situation Room Hires Kat Maramba as VP of Media Engagement and 5 Others
Global Situation Room is adding Kat Maramba as VP of media engagement, Madison Lasaz as a senior account manager, Kasey Henderson as an account manager, Terry Gaines as an account supervisor, Mahnoor Haq as a comms associate and Cole Beaty as a research assistant.
Global Situation Room Hires Kat Maramba as VP of Media Engagement
Global Situation Room hires Kat Maramba as VP of media engagement. Maramba was most recently executive communications manager at the National League of Cities. Before that, she was an account manager at Sunshine Sachs Morgan & Lylis and a communications strategist at Seven Letter. In her new position, Maramba will lead strategic media communications for clients in sectors including healthcare, tech and financial inclusion. GSR, a fully integrated partner of Porter Novelli, has recently opened a new headquarters space in Alexandria, VA.
Global Situation Room Adds 6 Staffers
ALEXANDRIA, VA: Global Situation Room (GSR), a strategic communications firm, has hired Kat Maramba as VP of media engagement, Madison Lazas as senior account manager, Kasey Henderson as account manager and Terry Gaines as account supervisor.
Brett Bruen, president and founder at GSR, cited “tremendous” growth over the past few years as the reason behind establishing the newly created roles.
“Last year, we tripled in size and we’re on track to double in size this year,” he said. “[The new hires] are about scaling, we need the staff and structure to support all the clients we’ve seen coming through the door.”
Global Situation Room, Inc. Adds Six New Hires to Growing Team:
VIDEO - Brett Bruen on the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
VIDEO - Brett Bruen on the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
President of GSR Brett Bruen speaks on the Russian Invasion of Ukraine, calling President Zelensky's efforts a case study in effectively countering disinformation.
VIDEO - Zelensky's leadership is inspiring, he is a 'modern day Winston Churchill': Bruen
Brett Bruen on Zelensky’s leadership during Russian invasions, calling him a “modern day Winston Churchill”
Opinion: It's time we turn the tables on Putin
Former Vice President of Colombia Ambassador Francisco Santos Joins Global Situation Room
Former Vice President of Colombia Ambassador Francisco Santos Joins Global Situation Room
It’s no secret as former Head of MI6 comes to Podcast Radio
GSR's renowned foreign affairs podcast One Decision, hosted by former MI6 head Sir Richard Dearlove, joins Podcast Radio.
Have You Simulated Issues and Crisis for 2022? Do it Now.
You thought the last few years were challenging for crisis communication? Sure, we had a global pandemic and massive political upheaval. Disinformation and truth distortions reached record levels. Don’t forget the unprecedented changes to our planet. But, you haven’t seen anything like what awaits us in 2022.
Bridging the Divide
Video: The Room, presented by Geniecast, interviews top thought leaders, authors, speakers, and CEOs about their business strategies and success.
Former Trump PR Pro Urges CEOs to Push Unity on Social Stands
We certainly have very different world views. She worked in Donald Trump’s White House. I served in the one Barack Obama led. Yet, crises sometimes help those with very different backgrounds and beliefs find common ground.
Alyssa Farah, who was President Trump’s director of communication, knows a lot about crisis management. She had to navigate a few during 3.5 years in the West Wing. Recently, we chatted about lessons learned from what were undoubtedly some of the most intense interactions any media relations team ever experienced. Several are relevant as companies prepare for, and respond to, today’s polarized political climate.