Lisa Powell

2 weeks ago | daytondailynews.com | Lisa Powell |Greg Lynch

• Click here to vote for your favoritesVoting will go through Friday, May 16, and you can vote once per day per contest. So stay involved and let us know who you think is the Best of Dayton. Here are the finalists in Best Breakfast:• Alleyway Cafe• Blueberry Cafe• George’s Family Restaurant• Hasty Tasty Pancake House• The Brunch Club• The Ugly Duckling

Nov 5, 2024 | agilitypr.com | Lisa Powell

It’s predictable: Presidential election years are usually a challenging time for communicators who want to garner media coverage on behalf of an organization. Your stories may seem less relevant as journalists feel increased pressure to tie their stories to the election. But 2024 election coverage hasn’t been the only obstacle for PR pros to navigate this year.

Oct 1, 2024 | odwyerpr.com | Lisa Powell |PR RFPs |RFP Type

In a year like 2024, both sides of the business—public relations and journalism—are facing heightened challenges. A divisive presidential election, ever-evolving and disruptive AI technology and ongoing economic uncertainty, just to name a few. Within a span of nine days over the summer, there was an assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump, President Joe Biden decided not to seek re-election and the world experienced one of the largest cyber outages in history.

Jun 4, 2024 | finance.yahoo.com | Lisa Powell

Jun. 4—Dayton's first bite of pizza came from the back of a Kettering party supply and grocery store. Vic Cassano Sr., the son of Italian immigrants, and his mother-in-law, Caroline "Mom" Donisi, started Dayton's first pizza shop. Cassano's Pizza King opened in a 20-by-15 foot room at West Schantz Avenue and Patterson Boulevard on June 4, 1953. Known locally at the start as "Vic & Mom's," the restaurant was built was the tireless work of the family, including Cassano's wife, Anne.

May 30, 2024 | prdaily.com | Lisa Powell |Matthew Libassi

Lisa Arledge Powell, APR, is the founder and CEO of MediaSource. Matthew Libassi is the public relations and speakers bureau manager for Northwell Health. We’ve all heard the familiar adage, “keep it simple, stupid,” or KISS. From press releases to pitches, it’s certainly a mantra for PR practitioners to live by. Even in the most complex fields, it’s imperative to maintain simplicity in language, message and call to action. But even simple can be complicated.