Abby Janis’ Post

We are proud to present the 'PINK EDITION' of our 30 SECONDS TO SAVORY series. As professionals and individuals, it's crucial for us to be socially responsible and raise awareness on pertinent issues. Breast cancer has touched many, directly and indirectly. With this special edition, we aim to not only shed light on the importance of early detection and support, but also to stand in solidarity with those who've bravely battled this formidable disease. Every engagement with our content signifies a step towards greater awareness. Let's utilize our collective influence for a cause that matters.🎗 #SavorySupports #PinkEdition #BreastCancerAwareness #ProfessionalsWithAPurpose"

Sharing an insightful interview with Memorial Sloan Kettering President & CEO Dr. Selwyn Vickers discussing advancements in cancer treatment. As someone battling prostate cancer, I find the progress in this field both hopeful and insightful. This interview sheds light on the complexities of cancer, its treatment, and the importance of research. Highly recommended for anyone interested in the latest developments in oncology. #CancerAwareness #ProstateCancer #OncologyResearch #CancerTreatment #MedicalInnovation #HealthcareLeaders #CancerSurvivor #MemorialSloanKettering #CancerResearch #FightCancer

#HappyEaster to all who celebrate! We thought: What better way to celebrate this day than to share the story of a young person who got a new lease on life? Read our latest blog from Sarcoma patient, Matt Sha. https://lnkd.in/dUH_cA_c

Obsessed as I am with how brands and individuals communicate, it's been fascinating to observe how the King Charles statement from Buckingham Palace has landed. What we communications professionals advise our clients in regards to narrative, is not merely about picking anodyne words to please mass audiences, but about recognising the likely interpretation and seeking to strike the right tone, at the right time. Much of the coverage in subsequent hours has chosen to question why gaps have been left in the nuance and detail around King Charles' diagnosis. Which cancer? What treatment? What prognosis? I choose to believe that there has been great contemplation about how this news has been articulated, and why there is an absence of any more specificity. What purpose over-sharing information if it may an unnecessary stretch in imagination and anticipation across the public? Our job in communications is to relay the necessary and to do so in such a way as the received narrative serves the right audience in the here and now, while remaining live to what questions we are leaving unanswered - and when these might be more appropriately resolved. It's certainly going to be a busy few weeks for the palace press office. #corporatecommunications #PR #brandreputation https://lnkd.in/e3Pwtnmt