Lee Carter recently sat down with our friends at OmnicomHealth for an insightful conversation on the art of effective communication, the role of emotion in persuasion, and how to craft compelling narratives while building trust. The conversation was captured, designed, and packaged in an easy-to-read / easy-to-download format you’ll enjoy!
Lee Carter joins CNN News Central’s Kate Bolduan to talk about how Republicans are communicating optimistically about the tariffs and the market chaos. Is their messaging working?
Watch as Lee Carter joins anchor John Berman and Democratic strategist Matt Bennett on CNN News Central for a lively conversation on some of the administration’s latest moves around key issues like immigration, deportation, and the economy.
Read the article by Damian Bazadona, who shared some of our findings and insights about winning back Broadway’s audience.
Change and disruption are the name of the game, whether it’s coming from the new administration or from forces on the other side rallying against big business and capitalism. In this thought piece by President and Partner Lee Carter, she outlines five approaches that are no longer effective and offers guidance on how to communicate successfully in this evolving environment.
In her first piece for maslansky + partners, Vice President Erin Tye gives us tips on how to adjust the language of your dating app profile to make meaningful connections.
In this piece, CEO Michael Maslansky, outlines the five steps companies can use to frame their DEI efforts in ways that have broad support and allow them to continue to work toward many of the goals they seek to achieve.
Our President and Partner, Lee Carter, introduces the Navigating the Political Environment Playbook – a comprehensive framework designed to help organizations manage and respond to political and regulatory risks.
Read the article by Trellis Group, who shared some of our findings and insights about corporate climate change.
Language changes the way we feel, the way we remember things, and the way we view the world. And 2024 was packed with them: language moments that jumped out in our public conversation, making us laugh, cringe, think, and learn. And we’ve captured the best of them.
