We’re more than halfway through 2023, which means it’s the perfect time to see how PR and communication trends are progressing. Were they what we expected? What new trends have emerged? Check out industry-wide forces impacting us all as well as what the Bellmont Partners’ team is seeing. Overall 2023 PR, Communications and Marketing Trends These are the...Read More
The second quarter brought exciting things to Bellmont Partners, including work with four Minnesota-based organizations. We appreciate the unique blend of industries we’ve added to our growing roster and the connections that form through our work with these new clients and initiatives. We are delighted to welcome (or welcome back!) the following: GIE Medical, a clinical...Read More
The 2023 legislative session is underway, and it’s been a busy one in Saint Paul! Clients across our practice groups are meeting with legislators, supporting bills, testifying and more to inspire political change. Our Professional Services and Public Affairs Group is poised with the knowledge and expertise to help break down communication barriers and help you...Read More
We’re closing out the second quarter with a variety of new clients, each with inspiring visions. From an event that is breaking down health barriers in historically underrepresented communities to an iconic family-owned florist, our team is proud to have welcomed the following new clients in the past few months: Bachman’s is a family-owned floral, home, and garden...Read More
In a time when distrust is the default, and consumers’ BS meters are astute, how can your company build trust? People. With limited personal interactions the past two years, tapping into that craving for human connection is a way to authentically tell your stories while building trust with your consumers. And, who better to speak...Read More
We are proud to share that Bellmont Partners took home a win at the Minnesota PRSA Classics Awards last night in the Integrated Programs category for our work with longtime client Second Harvest Heartland for “Pitch In for the Kitchen,” a campaign for Minnesota Central Kitchen. Minnesota Central Kitchen was quickly formed in the early...Read More
Recently I took a look at PR role models in pop culture and came up fairly empty. Yes, there were a few exaggerated characters like Samantha Jones from “Sex and the City.” But if they didn’t exactly spark a rush of people applying for PR jobs, who did? The likely answer: fictional journalists. In the 70s,...Read More
If there was ever a career represented on TV that needs some PR, it’s PR. The small screen is overflowing with cops, doctors and lawyers. And especially during many current PR practitioners’ formative years – in the 70s, 80s, and 90s – sit-coms and dramas featured a variety of well-defined careers for all sorts of iconic...Read More
How can you authentically engage with decision makers who may be good advocates, influencers, prospects, partners or employees? While it can be a major undertaking, the good news is that public relations – including many initiatives that may already be in the works – can play a major role in building and strengthening relationships. In...Read More
You may have heard us shout from the rooftops about ThreeSixty Journalism, which trains and supports Minnesota high school students as they grow into the next generation of diverse thinkers, communicators and leaders. Our agency has been supporting this phenomenal nonprofit program for more than a decade, Senior Account Executive Briana Gruenewald worked for ThreeSixty,...Read More
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