By Dennis Culloton, CEO and president The investigation into alleged collusion by President Trump’s campaign with the Russians –and his protests of “fake news”--has overshadowed what may be the longer lasting impact of Russian meddling in U.S. elections-- the real news that the biggest media companies in the world were grilled on Capitol Hill.Social media giants
By Dennis Culloton, CEO and President, Culloton Strategies and University of Illinois Visiting LecturerAs I recently wrapped up another mini-semester teaching Crisis Communications at the University of Illinois, it struck me that this year more than ever, students had the unprecedented experience of learning by watching a startling array of major crises befalling brands and
Dennis Culloton, President and CEO Words, words, words. I am reasonably sure no one will be quoting Shakespeare in this week’s Fox News Republican Presidential Debate in Cleveland. We know Donald Trump and his adjectives, adverbs and insults will be there. The political media and the political junkies like me are spending a lot of
Culloton Strategies: President and CEO Dennis Culloton weighs in on how to handle the Donald: “So, my advice to the rest of the field is to go against the grain and be prepared with some smart thoughts highlighting your overall philosophy as to why you want to be President.” Read More New York
Shannon O’Malley, Intern On June 29 GOP candidate Donald Trump spoke at the City Club of Chicago. Although Trump’s presidential candidacy may be a fluke to gain attention, polls show many still value the business mogul’s general opinion. He warned attendees that the city’s crime has gotten out of control and is damaging the city’s