Black Box

In IT, a black box is a program that measures output against input in complex systems.

This Black Box is designed to help companies achieve a similar goal in PR. Black Box provides our candid input—based on several lifetimes of experience—for companies that want to measure and improve the performance of PR programs.

Executive Communications: Le Mot Juste and the Just Word

Monday, April 5th, 2010

The Fortune 100 company chairman looked at the draft speech and raised an eyebrow. The Dalai Lama quote, on the danger of blindly trusting others’ motives, didn’t sit well. “This is wrong,” he said. “I had dinner with the Chinese ambassador, who claimed that historically they own Tibet.”

Humor – When It’s Funny and When it Ain’t

Sunday, November 1st, 2009

The scene: Forbes’ publisher keynoting a tech event in Hilton Head, SC. We were thrilled — up til his wisecrack on student IQs at The Citadel. I realized then why Rich flies his own plane. Winged getaways are wise when you offend a roomful of grads from The Military College of South Carolina.

Yes, Even YOUR Dull CEO Can Light up a Crowd

Thursday, August 6th, 2009

A CEO we were writing a speech for asked if we could add some jokes. “Sure thing,” we said, “but first — are you funny?”

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