Byline: David E. Kalish Associated Press
They're the folks who tried to tell you Exxon did a decent job cleaning up the Valdez oil spill, Perrier is safe to drink again and McDonald's cares as much about the environment as it does about making money.
What happens when you set 2,500 of them loose on each other for a four-day annual convention at a posh hotel in Manhattan's theater district is in itself a metaphor for the public relations industry.
These experts at putting corporate America's best foot forward practiced their craft - even when they weren't practicing it at the convention's beehive of workshops, seminars and speeches.
They pressed flesh under bright chandeliers, dined together and swapped …
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