Lisa Rosenberg, Partner + President, Consumer Brands at Allison+Partners, shares insights on the future of brand communications. She speaks about how her experience as a judge at Cannes provided a window into how brands can deploy a compelling narrative to forge meaningful connections in an increasingly fragmented world. Lisa also explains how brands can avoid becoming a “chaser of culture” and move towards making a more sincere and meaningful impact.

LOS ANGELES — California Pizza Kitchen has hired Allison+Partners as its PR agency of record, charging the agency with helping drive the restaurant chain’s growth following its 2020 bankruptcy.

NEW YORK: Allison+Partners has promoted Kristen Kmetetz and Molly Luby to EVPs of client service and operations. Kmetetz and Luby were promoted to the new roles in May; both report to New York GM and partner Tracey Cassidy.

Women's health tech is currently a $700m market that’s expected to boom to more than $1 billion by 2025. What role will communications play in its future?

SAN FRANCISCO — Nordic Consulting has consolidated its PR and marketing business with Allison+Partners.

Naomi Osaka’s decision to withdraw from the French Open due to anxiety-inducing media appearances has ignited a national discussion about expectations from athletes when it comes to public speaking engagements.

Per the tournament’s code of conduct, media interviews are mandatory for athletes. But for Osaka, the Q&As caused "huge waves of anxiety," so she stepped away from the competition to focus on self-care, she explained in a lengthy statement on social media.

This episode kicks-off a series with Allison+Partners, License to Accelerate: Perspectives on the Future of Health. With May being Mental Health Awareness, in this episode we discuss how the global pandemic has impacted both awareness and action around mental health.