On this week’s Florida NewsMakers program, State University System Chancellor Frank Brogan sits down with Sachs Media Group’s Trimmel Gomes for an exclusive interview about Governor Rick Scott’s decision to veto a 3 percent tuition hike for Florida’s colleges and universities. The tuition increase would have raised $18.5 million for universities. “I think if you […]
The Best and Brightest Awards recognized Leon County’s most noteworthy seniors from public and private high schools at this year’s eighth annual ceremony. The top 45 students – three winners in each of 15 categories – were recognized Wednesday night for their unparalleled dedication to both community service and academic excellence. In this eighth year […]
In February 2013, Ron Sachs Communications became Sachs Media Group. This new identity reflects our shift to adapt to an ever-changing world of new media horizons and platforms. Today, the next step of that shift was finalized with the replacing of our Tallahassee office sign. Our new identity combines our traditional strengths – a powerful […]
This week, in my capacity as President of the Capital Chapter of the Florida Public Relations Association, I attended the Tallahassee City Commission meeting to publicly present the Stanley Tait Professional Award to Michelle Bono, APR, CPRC, for her years of dedication to our community and to the public relations profession. Michelle is truly deserving […]
“Shift Happens.” That’s the slogan that captures the spirit of the sweeping rebranding of one of the top PR firms in the state of Florida. In late February, Ron Sachs Communications officially became Sachs Media Group, an evolution prompted by a shift in the communications paradigm; a shift brought on by the rise of the […]
To inspire more Floridians to serve their communities and better capture the energy and excitement of Volunteer Florida’s programs, Volunteer Florida today launched a new logo and website and renewed its commitment to strengthen Florida’s communities through volunteerism and national service. “Florida’s volunteers and AmeriCorps members do incredible work in Florida, and we are thrilled to better […]
On this week’s “Florida NewsMakers” program, Florida Department of Children and Families Secretary David Wilkins sits down with Sachs Media Group’s Trimmel Gomes to discuss upcoming changes to Florida’s foster care system. Wilkins says Florida is about to see the most significant changes to its foster care system thanks to two measures that passed out […]
The Florida Senate took an important step today in protecting Florida’s children by unanimously passing SB 1644, a bill relating to human trafficking. Their counterparts in the House of Representatives unanimously passed companion bill HB 1325 last week, meaning the legislation will now to go Governor Rick Scott’s desk to be signed into law. Throughout […]
Sachs Media Group, Florida’s dominant public affairs communications firm, today announced that veteran communications professional Jon Peck has been promoted to the new position of Vice President of Public Relations. Peck will help direct the activities of the firm’s award-winning public relations team on behalf of its extensive roster of clients. Peck’s promotion enhances the […]
The latest Sachs Media Group poll conducted by Mason-Dixon Polling & Research asked what respondents would be least willing to give up for a week, given a choice between sex, smartphone, alcohol or caffeine. The poll results went viral in the weeks following release. Here’s a glance at the conversation thus far: [<a href=”//storify.com/SachsMedia/poll-americans-choose-smartphones-over-sex” target=”_blank”>View […]
On this week’s “Florida NewsMakers,” Republican Party of Florida Chairman Lenny Curry sits down with Sachs Media Group’s Alia-Faraj Johnson and charts the course toward Florida’s 2014 gubernatorial race. Florida’s 2014 governor’s race is underway and RPOF chairman Lenny Curry says he’s confident his party will maintain control. “Rick Scott is our incumbent governor, Rick Scott is going to be our nominee, […]
“We thank the Florida legislature for today passing HB 7035 and its companion SB 1372, which contains a provision requiring the court to hold until first appearance a defendant who has been charged with anything other than a misdemeanor traffic violation in order to determine whether the defendant has previously been convicted of an offense […]
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