
Diane Schwartz
CEO and Editor at Ragan
CEO of Ragan Communications, the top brand for communicators and wellness leaders; writer, biker, wine taster, wife, mother of two humans and a dog.
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2 weeks ago |
prdaily.com | Diane Schwartz
It was a simple enough question I asked of an industry friend: “How are you?”This communications leader at a large global brand shared on our video call that she was not doing so well — “awful” in fact. She suspects her job is in jeopardy, yet she was taking on more responsibility with fewer resources. She hadn’t taken a vacation all year. She capped it off with a zinger: “And, you know, this AI thing….”In the Zoom box I saw my head nodding in agreement.
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2 weeks ago |
ragan.com | Diane Schwartz
Diane Schwartz is CEO of Ragan Communications. It was a simple enough question I asked of an industry friend: “How are you?”This communications leader at a large global brand shared on our video call that she was not doing so well — “awful” in fact. She suspects her job is in jeopardy, yet she was taking on more responsibility with fewer resources. She hadn’t taken a vacation all year.
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Mar 20, 2025 |
ragan.com | Diane Schwartz
Group VP deftly aligns internal comms with business strategy. By Diane SchwartzEvery employee has a story worth telling — and Desiree Elsharif, group VP of employee communications & engagement at ServiceNow, is passionate about sharing them in ways that surprise, delight and inspire.
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Mar 6, 2025 |
prdaily.com | Diane Schwartz
From her early years doing PR in the music industry to her current role leading an agency, Randi Liodice has built a dynamic career fueled by curiosity, resilience and a passion for storytelling. As president and chief strategy officer at Kaplow, she’s played a pivotal role in shaping the agency’s approach to integrated communications while mentoring the next generation of industry leaders.
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Feb 25, 2025 |
ragan.com | Diane Schwartz
Southwest’s Linda Rutherford shares lessons learned after nearly 33 years flying high. By Diane SchwartzIt was one of the few times that Linda Rutherford did not take her mother’s advice. It was 1992 and Linda was an airline beat reporter for the Dallas Times Herald when the newspaper shut down and left her looking for another job. She was presented with two offers: as an assistant editor for American Airlines’ employee newspaper or as PR coordinator for Southwest Airlines.
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