Andrew Touhy, Assistant Account ExecutiveAs Hurricane Matthew ripped towards the Florida coast, Disney World closed its doors for only the fourth time in 45 years. Park communications executives delivered clear, concise messages across all platforms that prioritized safety above Disney’s bottom line. Though the staff had to scramble to help cancel travel plans, the decision to
Ashleigh Johnston, Account Executive Strategy. It’s all that really matters when it comes down to it. Whether you have compelling news you need to get out, or a crisis you are trying to bury, if the plan isn’t in place you’ll either get none of the coverage you wanted, or all of the attention you
Ashleigh Johnston, Account Executive Are you Disney-ed out yet from my blogs? I didn’t think so and that’s great because yesterday just so happened to be Disneyland’s 58th birthday. While I have never visited the Happiest Place on Earth (the Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World is the Most Magical, get it right!), I am
Ashleigh Johnston, Account Executive The New York Post first reported there is a company in Florida that caters to New York’s wealthy elite (or insanely desperate) by offering the opportunity to ‘rent’ a physically disabled person, to gain advantage while touring Walt Disney World. The company Dream Tours Florida offers this service at $130 an