I’ve lost count of the number of times someone has asked me, “Are you planning to work in the nonprofit or for-profit sector after graduation?” In a sense, I always feel cornered because my answer could be perceived multiple ways depending on the asker’s intent. Here’s how I always imagine it going: Scenario One “Are… Read More Why You Should Stop Pinning Your Career and Vocation Against One Another
In working on infrastructure projects for two energy clients at Bravo Group, Williams and Sunoco Logistics, expanding the country’s energy portfolio and reaching energy independence are important pillars for these projects. With the national spotlight on the pipeline debate, it’s especially important that people understand what these projects mean for America’s infrastructure and in terms… Read More Our Actual Energy Needs
On a windy, chilly and rainy Saturday in October, I traveled to Westville, New Jersey, with a handful of co-workers from Bravo Group. We were canvassing the town on behalf of our client Aqua New Jersey, a company that provides and protects water for communities, about an issue with Westville’s water infrastructure. Westville is a… Read More Water, Water Everywhere
Although I graduated from college five months ago, I still remember the hardships I went through with my Public Relations 4 team as we were creating, and essentially implementing, a campaign. The semester-long project was grueling but satisfying in that I could understand the process of a public relations campaign and what it entails. I… Read More Understanding Campaigns with Healthy Me PA
Have you ever been scrolling through your Facebook feed and found yourself 10 videos deep in the “how to make” food recipe videos? Or even watching crazy workout videos while you are lying in bed or on the couch doing absolutely nothing, thinking, “I’ll try that one day.” We’ve all been there But today that… Read More Healthy Living in PA
When I think of a stream, I imagine playing as a child in a winding waterway through the woods, splashing friends with cold water and trying to catch tiny fish with my bare hands. Now, as an intern with Bravo Group, I have been exposed to a different meaning for this childhood pastime. Upstream.… Read More A Voice in Harrisburg: An Intern’s Perspective on PCIC
On June 3 and June 4, the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in downtown Pittsburgh was buzzing. The buzz was coming from the hundreds of dental drills being used by more than 1,000 volunteer dental surgeons, hygienists, dental assistants and more at the annual MOM-n-PA free dental clinic. Mission of Mercy in Pennsylvania hosted its… Read More “Dentistry with a Heart”
If you’ve watched any regularly scheduled television programming since the start of the new year then you’ve most likely witnessed a commercial featuring an older man in a green bow-tie speaking the phrase, “Get your billions back, America!” (When you read that the voice in your head probably mimicked his voice too). The problem is,… Read More Tax Solutions, Soda and Coffee. More Related Than You’d Think.
Dark, dingy and probably dangerous. This is the image that came to my mind any time I thought of the manufacturing industry, an image that was only reinforced by years of growing up in a small town where the dark, dingy and probably dangerous steel mill was (and still is) the largest employer of the… Read More This Ain’t Your Grandpa’s Factory
At Bravo Group, we’re known for our involvement with helping to establish Pennsylvania’s Clean Indoor Air Act. During a strategic public advocacy campaign, Bravo partnered with the American Cancer Society (ACS), the American Lung Association (ALA) and American Heart Association (AHA) to help pass an indoor smoking ban in order to help reduce the negative… Read More Health Organizations Unite, Advocate for Clean Air
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