IPREX 2019 GLC Recap: Emerging Leadership
I recently represented Grisko at the 2019 IPREX Global Leadership Conference (GLC) in Dublin, Ireland (yes, I know, it was a rough assignment, but someone had to go!). The annual global conference brings together emerging leaders from IPREX-partner agencies to discuss leadership development, business growth and global communications trends (you can learn more about Grisko’s […]
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Make Laws, Not War
Since February 26, the spotlight has shined brightly on the history-in-the-making runoff election between two African-American women who want to be Mayor of Chicago and move into the fabled fifth floor of City Hall. But after the April 2nd runoff election, it will be the occupants of the second floor at City Hall who will […]
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A New Standard in Campaign Branding
As 2020 presidential bids begin heating up and ads fill the airwaves and flood our social feeds, I’ve noticed some new and interesting trends in campaign design. Traditionally fueled by red, white and blue, the principles of design and color have not been a priority for politicians, even those running for the highest office in […]
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What It Takes to ‘Approve This Message’
Chicago is about a week away from a hugely consequential municipal election. For avid political observers (guilty), the final chess moves in the campaign’s homestretch are always a thrill. But for many, the lead-up to Election Day is defined by a cacophony of political ads – which can test the patience of even the most […]
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A Door to Change
Three political events have converged that may finally bring change to the way the Chicago City Council carries out its business, and perhaps update the infamous “Chicago Way.” First is this month’s indictment of Ed Burke, the City’s longest-serving alderman, and one if its most powerful as head of the Finance Committee – although that […]
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