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Category Archives: Public Affairs
Soda Ban Needs A Sweeter Message
Mayor Bloomberg’s “soda ban” has caused a stir and been met with objections from many Americans around the country, particularly conservatives. To this camp, the Mayor is a prime example of big brother government trampling the rights of individuals. I … Continue reading
Posted in Public Affairs, Public Relations/Marketing, Uncategorized
Tagged Beckerman, Beckerman Voices, beckermanpr, bloomberg, communications, Mayor, messaging, obesity, PR, soda ban, tax
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Pay Now or Pay Later — The Economic Consequences of Climate Change Could Be Severe for New Jersey
A new report has demonstrated that doing nothing about climate change will be more costly than preventive measures. The alarming report on the costs of unchecked climate change, called “Pay Now, Pay Later,” was issued last week (Thursday, April 18) … Continue reading
Posted in Clean Technology, Environmental, Public Affairs, Uncategorized
Tagged American Security Project, Antenna Group, Beckerman, Beckerman PR, beckerman public relations, Beckerman Voices, beckermanpr, clean technology, Cleantech, climate change, green, Media Relations, New Jersey, New Jersey Energy, PR, public relations, renewable energy, Stefanie Matteson
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PR 101 for Game Hunters, Large and Small
Election season tends to bring out the call of the wild in presidential candidates. The thought of Hillary as a hunter does not compute, yet in 2008 she bragged of having bagged a duck as first lady of Arkansas. Ditto … Continue reading
2012: Critical Year for Urban Economic Development Policy Initiatives in New Jersey
As the economic consequences of the housing crisis continue to play out across the country, New Jersey legislators seem to have found an innovative approach to mitigating the damage. More than most states, New Jersey’s overall economic health is largely … Continue reading
Posted in General Media, Public Affairs, Real Estate
Tagged Beckerman, Beckerman PR, beckerman public relations, Economic Development, Foreclosure Relief Corporation, Governor Christie, New Jersey Economic Development, New Jersey Residential Foreclosure Transformation Act, New Jersey State Legislature, NJ Economic Development, NJ League of Municipalities, NJ Public Affairs, Public Affairs Firm NJ, tim white, Urban Transit Hub Tax Credit
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Hey, kids, I know. Let’s write an op-ed! Sigh.
Let’s face it (no offense), you’re just not Henry Kissinger. And if you’re not Henry Kissinger, getting an op-ed published can be harder than crashing a party at the White House. Given who he is, Mr. Kissinger clearly had no … Continue reading
Posted in Crisis Management, Public Affairs
Tagged Beckerman, Beckerman Voices, egypt, henry kissinger, news, op-ed, public affairs, washington post, writing
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