In one fell swoop, the COVID-19 pandemic seemingly grabbed a hold of the earth, strung it up by the ankles, and shook it up and down. For the past several months, the world has been at a loss – the economy is crashing, businesses are closing, and millions of people are shut in behind closed doors. Now that some time has passed and a “new normal” has ensued – complete with face masks, antibacterial stations and social distancing restrictions – the shock may be wearing off for many, but most PR professionals had to get their bearings from day one of the pandemic.
With March being Women’s History Month, and since yesterday was International Women’s Day, we wanted to put the spotlight on our very own Pace PR ladies. Our team of dynamic, strong, sophisticated PR gurus are 
You’ve been working hard at school for the past several months and now the time has come for you to put those theories you’ve read about to the test. You’ve landed your first internship! Although you pay attention in class and have worked summer jobs before, you may be questioning your abilities.
I was honored to be named a 2018 PRNews’ Rising Star for the 30 & under awards at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., for my successes with Pace PR. Of course, it was tremendously flattering to be nominated by my company, and see the level of investment put forth on behalf of submitting my hard work with campaigns, but this was also a nerve wracking moment for me.
As Democrats raise the stakes to impeach President Trump, constitutional attorneys are in a prime position to get booked on national TV. Now’s the time to dust off your CV because networks aren’t just reporting today’s news, they’re simultaneously preparing their future coverage. A story this size and magnitude means they’re looking to widen their circle of experts. They want new dynamic voices and opinions. If this sounds exciting, but daunting, here’s my advice as an industry insider to navigate the competitive landscape and get that seat at the table:
