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Public Relations (PR) is all about managing the reputation of a business or a person. For my guest, Amber Daines, a lot of her PR work is about managing the communications around when a crisis hits.
So what does this have to do with creativity?
In this episode, I found out. Amber and I also chat about the impact of A.I. on public relations, and her creative outlet, a podcast called The Politics of Everything.
Happy listening!
xo Abi
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