When it comes to talking with the media, there are certain tools and techniques that work well. Having a clear message, staying on point, and being prepared to deal with difficult or uncomfortable questions are all part of an effective media training program.

Senior Print Production Manager Greg Shira has been promoted to Vice President/Production at CJRW.

Cate Huff has been named senior account executive at CJRW where she has joined the agency’s account services team.

Growth in its client base and increasing demand for interactive services has prompted CJRW to expand its professional staff and announce promotions within the agency’s Digital Division.

Economists have been talking about the emerging buying power of Millennials for sometime now, and businesses are starting to pay more and more attention to this generation as their target consumer. However, some business leaders have questions about exactly what drives Millennials. We have created this handy infographic to simplify the understanding process.

In our latest installation of Communication Matters, Richard McKeown describes how you can win your presentation in the Q & A section. Many presenters may not think they need to prepare to think about the Q & A section, but preparing for the Q & A section could help you win the presentation. Watch this video to learn more!

Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy. – Ben Franklin

The International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences (IADAS) has named CJRW a Webby Award Honoree for the development and design of Riceland Foods’ new website. The Webby Awards are the leading international awards honoring excellence on the Internet.

“A combination of the how, with the when and why.” That’s UX Choreography explained by Rebecca Ussai of digital agency R/GA. In a unique SXSWi presentation, Ussai was joined by former Disney animator Glen Keane, and the results were eye-popping.

In an entertaining and expletive-laced SXSW Interactive session Michael Nieling, Creative Director at Ocupop, laid out some very straight forward guidelines for producing great work. First and foremost among these is "position yourself as an expert." We explain what he means by this.