The Communicators Club is pleased to present longtime Worcester cable-television and radio presence Hank Stolz as guest speaker for our Annual Meeting, set from noon to 1:15 p.m. on Tuesday, June 7. Hank will discuss the changes in radio over the...
The pandemic led to many changes in our lives, from work environments to social routines. As children spent more time online, the Girl Scouts of the USA rolled out new badges, in part to address parents’ concerns about girls navigating the digita...
Lots of companies suffered enormously in the COVID era. Many freelancers felt the inevitable ripple effect, particularly niche service providers whose industries were disproportionately affected. Enter the pandemic pivot. Some free agents shift...
Social media is an essential tool for businesses large and small. It enables you to interact with current and future customers and increase awareness of your brand. Learn more about social media and which platforms are right for your business whe...
One of the most important New Year’s resolutions your firm can pursue is to get smarter about cybersecurity in 2022. The Communicators Club will help our guests check that box by hosting IT expert Rob M. DelMastro, Senior Business Advisor at the S...
As newspapers have undergone deep staff cuts and reduced coverage of local news, nontraditional hyperlocal news and information platforms have been launched to try to fill the gap. Two of the community-minded online news sources that cover Centra...
The Communicators Club is proud to present LadyBugz Interactive Agency founder and CEO Lysa Miller for a Nov. 2 virtual program aimed at powering up your online branding, social media and SEO efforts. All are key ingredients needed to cultivate a...
Our Tuesday, Oct. 5, speaker, David McNeff of Peak Consulting Group, will discuss his book, “The Work-Life Balance Myth: Rethinking Your Optimal Balance for Success.” David will describe the “Seven Slices” of life and how being aware of them in t...
What started in 1951 as the Worcester County Editors’ Council eventually became the Society of Professional Communicators, and then The Communicators Club. That’s a lot of history. And given the nature of the profession, a lot of stories. While ...