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When Texas Turns Blue, The Donnies Will Be Made To Take A Knee

Don and former Vice President Joe Biden are locked in a very tight race in Texas, with Trump receiving 44 percent of the potential vote and Biden receiving 43 percent in a general election matchup, according to a Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pea-ack) University poll released this week. Another way of stating this is Texans have the chance to change the course of U.S. history in November. Turning Texas Blue will also lift …

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Brand Reputations Are Inextricably Tied To A Firm’s Operational Realities

Brand reputation is always on the line. Each and every day anything can (and does) happen to ding the brand. Sometimes the ding is more than a ding, it's a gong. Today, the gongs are banging from coast-to-coast as the retail sector is annihilated by the spread of COVID-19. There Is No Safety Net for Majority of America's Workers Over the weekend, The New York Times' editorial board published a tough piece of …

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Goodby Silverstein Caps A Knee, Makes Police Violence Walk with a Limp

Courageous Conversation Global Foundation, with help from Goodby Silverstein & Partners, is launching its new “Not a Gun” campaign in Austin, Texas, to help drive meaningful transformation in the community. At the heart of the campaign's anti-lethal message is the idea that it's not a gun that the black man is holding, it's a candy bar. Local media placements will run from February 25 to March …

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There Are No New Ideas. There’s An Abundance of New Ideas.

When someone utters the words, "there are no new ideas," he's either advocating for execution (where the magic happens), for the value of mashups and derivatives, or he has no imagination at all because new ideas sprout like fields of wildflowers in the minds of creative people with advertising problems to solve. But what about the time-fractured people on the receiving end of today's onslaught of ads? Haven't …

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Dell Technologies Lifts Spirits with Magical Performance for the Visually Impaired

Here's some good news. For the holidays, Dell Technologies partnered with Ballet Austin and eSight to equip visually impaired individuals with new technology that enabled them to view a live performance of The Nutcracker at The Long Center in Austin. https://youtu.be/eTUnfkYI8U0 With over 150 community members in attendance, "The Unseen Ballet" was a special event that brought families together this holiday …

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Movie Star, UT’s Minister of Culture, and Man About Austin Speaks Volumes

Matthew McConaughey loves Texas, and man, his enthusiasm is highly infectious. https://youtu.be/8oUbReWCDVk "In Austin, nobody's too good, but everybody's good enough," says the M.O.C. That's the spirit of true Texans, and the M.O.C. understands the need to lead people who are new to the state to embrace "The Cowboy Code." In his charming rambling Texan way, the M.O.C. wisely points out that, "We don't lie, …

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How’s The Job Search Going?

When you're in the middle of a job search, people can be so helpful. A friend or family member might innocently and genuinely offer, "Hey, have you tried Indeed?" For the job seeker, it's the kind of question that can make one want to sink deep into a tub. https://youtu.be/MSbE6kFT_Go "Yes, thanks friend. My resume is on Indeed and I have email alerts all set up, so all the awesome jobs I might want are …

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Conservative Democrats Will Be Primaried

Jessica Cisneros is running for Congress in south Texas. To win, she must first beat the Democratic Party incumbent, Rep. Henry Cuellar, in the primary election. Cuellar has been called "Trump's favorite Democrat," and he has an A-rating from the NRA. The Democrat in-name-only voted with Trump 67 percent of the time in the 115th Congress, the second-highest score for a House Democrat, according to CQ Vote …

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