March 31, 2016
By Danielle Johns
At Aria, we have a great team of interns that help assist all our AEs on a wide range of tasks. Kirsten Stratton joined our team in January as part of her Northeastern University co-op program, and over the past few months, we’ve had a chance to learn a lot more about her. Here’s our list of top ten fun facts about Kirsten:
Read MoreMarch 24, 2016
Meet our newest account executive, Danielle Johns. In just a couple of weeks, we’ve gotten to know Danielle a lot better, in part because of all of the interesting pictures and gadgets she keeps on her desk.
Read MoreMarch 14, 2016
By Brittney Darner
Public relations is a booming industry. In fact, Yahoo! reports that employment for public relations specialists is projected to grow by 23% between 2010 and 2020. But, even though the time is right for young professionals hoping to break into the industry, there are still a few crucial steps to keep in mind before and throughout the interview process. Here are a few of my tips for aspiring PR pros:
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March 11, 2016
By Katie Schur
It’s hard to summarize the amount of activity at Aria over the last several weeks, but I’ll certainly try to give you a glimpse. After months of preparation, five of us flew down to Vegas to represent 10 clients and staff over 100 meetings at HIMSS16. This year’s conference brought together over 41,000 healthcare and health IT professionals, and the halls of the Sands Expo Center were buzzing with activity. Here’s just a few highlights:
Read MoreMarch 3, 2016
By Krysta Ferry
It was during college that I first became interested in the public relations field, so I decided to major in PR. I took all of the required courses and four years later at graduation, I “strutted my stuff” across the stage and assumed I would have a PR job lined up within a matter of weeks. However, a year and a half and multiple interviews later, I found myself still without a PR job. I was told time and time again that I lacked ‘real world’ experience as I never held a PR internship during college, so I began looking for the right PR internship, willing to put in my time and get more experience in order to one day fulfill my dream of working at a PR agency. Soon thereafter, I discovered Aria was looking for a full-time intern so I reached out, interviewed, and got the job!
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