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More Recognition for NATIONAL's Work!

More Recognition for NATIONAL's Work!

Posted Friday, May 24, 2013

The Canadian Public Relations Society (CPRS) has just announced the 2013 National Awards of Excellence winners, and NATIONAL is proud to be among 26 deserving recipients.

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Maryse Harvey Joins NATIONAL Public Relations

Maryse Harvey Joins NATIONAL Public Relations

Posted Tuesday, May 21, 2013

NATIONAL's Ottawa office welcomes seasoned public relations professional Maryse Harvey as Vice President as part of its ongoing commitment to enhancing its offering in federal government relations and strategic communications counsel.

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Industry Recognition for Luc Beauregard's Outstanding Career

Industry Recognition for Luc Beauregard's Outstanding Career

Posted Sunday, May 12, 2013

Our Founding Chairman will be awarded with the Quebec Alliance of Public Relations Firms' (ACRPQ) prestigious Distinction en consultation Award on May 30 at a gala hosted by Quebec's association for public relations professionals (SQPRP).

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A Tale of Two Merchants: What Ron Johnson Could Learn From Mr. Selfridge

A Tale of Two Merchants: What Ron Johnson Could Learn From Mr. Selfridge

Posted Tuesday, May 7, 2013

In the early 20th century Harry Gordon Selfridge revolutionized the department store. In the early 21st century Ron Johnson tried to do it again, and failed. Our retail expert Jeffrey Spivock explains why Johnson’s vision for JCPenney wasn’t so crazy after all.

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NATIONAL Presents the 2013 Ontario Budget Brief

NATIONAL Presents the 2013 Ontario Budget Brief

Posted Monday, May 6, 2013

Our Public Affairs team has set out the highlights of the Wynne Government's first Budget tabled last week.

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Introducing “Doors Open” to Halifax

Introducing “Doors Open” to Halifax

Posted Monday, May 6, 2013

Our Atlantic team is contributing to Halifax's inaugural Doors Open event, which will give visitors the chance to walk through culturally important and interesting buildings not normally open to the public.

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