The Tallahassee Chamber recently hosted a panel of local business experts to discuss how social media affects businesses. Karen Moore, president and CEO of Moore Consulting Group was invited to attend.
Of interest were Moore’s insights on the digital media landscape, including everything from blogs to Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.
“Businesses continue to find opportunities to capitalize on social media,” said Moore. “The key is to find what resonates most with your audience and engage in an ongoing dialogue to help grow your business.”
An article by Karen Moore on social media also recently appeared in Source magazine. The MCG website offers additional social media features, including a blog and links to its YouTube site.
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
MCG Continues to Rank Among Top Firms in U.S.
MCG earned the no. 111 spot from O'Dwyers and no. 123 from PRWeek. As an integrated communications firm that provides counsel on public relations, media relations, marketing, crisis communications and more, MCG has consistently been ranked in the top 200 by the two leading industry publications.
O'Dwyers also ranked MCG the no. 1 agency in Florida for healthcare for the second year in a row. In addition, MCG placed no. 3 in Florida and no. 29 in the country in the field of environmental communications.
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Karen Moore Delivers Keynote Speech at Professional Women’s Forum
The Greater Tallahassee Chamber hosted its monthly Professional Women’s Forum, sponsored by Tallahassee Lincoln Mercury and featuring Moore Consulting Group president and CEO Karen Moore as the event’s keynote speaker.
Thursday, June 26, 2008
“Secret” Marketing Web Site Revealed
The Tallahassee-Leon County Economic Development Council unveiled a new “secret” marketing strategy, including a website developed by Moore Consulting Group and IS Consulting: http://www.beapartofoursecret.com/.
The Tallahassee Democrat was there when the cat was let out of the bag, and included this coverage in their recent article on the campaign launch:
"The site is designed to be the centerpiece of a new area marketing campaign that includes highlighting services to existing local businesses. The objective is to help generate new and growing markets as well as bringing new businesses to the area.
In a 45-minute program EDC Chairman Tripp Transou, CSX Transportation's Aubrey Brown and Florida State University Assistant Vice President for Research and Economic Development John Fraser talked about the area's entrepreneurial future.
Brown said CSX 'is standing by to partner with you to help businesses grow here and come here. If businesses are looking for where the action is, we believe they should look in Tallahassee.'"
The Tallahassee Democrat was there when the cat was let out of the bag, and included this coverage in their recent article on the campaign launch:
"The site is designed to be the centerpiece of a new area marketing campaign that includes highlighting services to existing local businesses. The objective is to help generate new and growing markets as well as bringing new businesses to the area.
In a 45-minute program EDC Chairman Tripp Transou, CSX Transportation's Aubrey Brown and Florida State University Assistant Vice President for Research and Economic Development John Fraser talked about the area's entrepreneurial future.
Brown said CSX 'is standing by to partner with you to help businesses grow here and come here. If businesses are looking for where the action is, we believe they should look in Tallahassee.'"
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Karen Moore Earns Acclaim at Sterling Conference
Today, the Florida Sterling Council announced the evaluation results from the nearly 900 participants in this year’s Florida Sterling Council 16th Annual Conference in Orlando. Participants attend high-quality workshops throughout the week-long conference. Each participant completes a one-page evaluation that reviews the presenter, materials, take-away and overall workshop effectiveness.The top-ranked presenter from this year’s conference? Moore Consulting Group’s own Karen Moore, whose 90-minute workshop on “Working with the Media” was best of conference.
Karen is a nationally-sought out speaker on several communications topics, including media relations, crisis communications, grassroots advocacy and others.
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
MCG Named Family Friendly Business of 2008
“We are honored to receive this recognition from the community,” said Moore Consulting Group President Karen Moore, who accepted the award. “It’s been a blessing to see the teamwork and leadership that has flourished at MCG thanks to our family-friendly practices. This just goes to show that it pays to put family first.”
Moore was also excited to receive a letter of congratulations on the award from Senator Bill Nelson, who noted the crucial role small businesses play in Florida’s “growth and success.”
Moore Consulting Group offers this video of personal stories from team members about what it’s like to be a part of the MCG family.
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Karen Moore Article Appears in Source Magazine
Source magazine, a monthly publication distributed by the Florida Society of Association Executives, includes an article by Karen Moore, Moore Consulting Group’s president and CEO, that talks to readers about how to use social media for their business or organization.
The article, which covers the ins and outs of social media and even includes an at-a-glance social media lexicon, was originally part of Moore’s series of communications-focused columns that appeared in the Tallahassee Democrat last year. “What to Know about Social Media” can be found on page 16 of the May issue of Source.
The article, which covers the ins and outs of social media and even includes an at-a-glance social media lexicon, was originally part of Moore’s series of communications-focused columns that appeared in the Tallahassee Democrat last year. “What to Know about Social Media” can be found on page 16 of the May issue of Source.
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