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On Thursday, we had the privilege of bringing together incredible musicians who are also first responders in our communities to recognize September 11th. A heartfelt thank you to Marine Captain Jackson Perkins, Firefighter Caleb Mitchell, and Police Officer Claire Craig for sharing their incredible talent and powerful stories with us. #NeverForget

We're honored to welcome Marine 1st Lt. Jackson Perkins to #Pinkston TOMORROW on September 11 🎤 The mission? To honor #firstresponders with a night of incredible music. The event is free and all are welcome! You heard it from Jackson— grab your friends, BYOB and come on down! 🎟️ RSVP to secure your spot: https://bit.ly/4npwmCA _______ #CountryMusic #September11 #PerkinsAtPinkston

Three first responders. One stage. TOMORROW at #PinkstonSessions, U.S. Marine Captain Jackson Perkins, Firefighter Caleb Mitchell, and Police Officer Claire Craig will step up to the mic. Come celebrate our first responders with an inspiring evening of music by first responders. If Riley Green put one of them on stage, you know it’s worth seeing! 🎟️ RSVP here: https://bit.ly/4npwmCA

In an era of economic uncertainty and AI-fueled job loss, how can executives bridge the confidence gap with their teams? D.J. Jordan’s latest #PinkstonInsights article equips leaders with three communication ideas to navigate disruption and lead their teams well. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/4phI6sj #Communications #Leadership #Pinkston #PublicRelations #ExecutiveLeadership

We are honored to announce our special 9/11 event: a night of music celebrating our brave first responders! 🎵 Join us for a powerful evening featuring performances by three incredible musicians who also serve our communities: U.S. Marine Corps Captain Jackson Perkins, Firefighter Caleb Mitchell, and Police Officer Claire Craig. Don't miss this opportunity to honor and be inspired. RSVP for tickets and more information: https://bit.ly/4npwmCA

What does it take to effectively shape public opinion and policy? Don't miss this insightful read from David W. Fouse on this week's #PinkstonInsights. He explores the nuances of public affairs and why a more intentional approach is crucial in today's landscape. A must-read for anyone navigating complex public issues. Dive in: https://lnkd.in/gYJB5mW3

Lunchtime looked a little different today! 🧺🍪 We decked out for our "Wear Your College Colors" Staff Lunch— complete with sunshine, music, and games. We're thankful for a team of many teams! #PeopleBehindPinkston #CompanyCulture #TeamLunch #OfficeLife #AlumniPride

We're proud to have colleagues who bring various media experiences and backgrounds to our work with clients. Including sports!

The poll results are in: 70% of Americans fear AI's impact on jobs. This anxiety often stems from a feeling that technology is happening to us, not with us. But what if we could change the narrative from anxiety to agency? At Pinkston, we've found that giving people the agency to shape how AI works for them transforms them from passive bystanders into active drivers of innovation. In his latest blog, partner David Fouse shares how we're building a culture of empowerment with clear guardrails and freedom to experiment. This approach isn't just about business results—it's about unlocking human potential. Read on: https://lnkd.in/gUeAukWi

This month we celebrate Wesley for living out one of Pinkston’s core principles: Do Hard Things. From navigating complex technical challenges to ensuring projects run seamlessly behind the scenes, Wesley consistently leans in when the work gets tough. His resilience and problem-solving not only deliver results but also create lasting impact for our clients and their missions. Congratulations, Wesley, on receiving this month’s Guiding Principle Spotlight Award!