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Last year, the Denterlein team deepened our longstanding partnership with Kelley Chunn and she joined our team as a Senior Advisor (while maintaining her independent communications consulting practice as well).  In celebration of our partnership, Denterlein made a contribution to the Roxbury Cultural District.  Kelley is the current vice-president of its board and was instrumental in earning the Cultural District designation for the corridor, which includes both Nubian and  John Eliot Square.  In the spirit of Juneteenth’s celebration of Black community, freedom, culture and history, we asked Kelley to share her thoughts on the importance of this designation. 

A week ago, I participated in a panel discussion titled “When Independent Schools Must Atone for Past Sins.” The topic reflected on an increasingly common challenge for many orgs and businesses – what to do when asked to be accountable for past behaviors in light of current standards.

As states across the country begin to reduce restrictions, companies and non-profits who have transitioned much of their workforce to home are preparing for their “return to the office” communications.  Even as it remains unclear when the return may be and what government restrictions could exist, there are four imperatives (and some caveats) for all communications on this topic:

Though the world has been watching the Coronavirus since China took dramatic steps to limit the spread of this new virus, the Center for Disease Control’s sobering press conference earlier this week has put the issue front and center for businesses of all types.