Go Green! PR

Get Your Presentation Right

Do you have a technology that will clean the air and you'd like the world to know about it? Often an important message is misunderstood. Weighed down by superfluous details. Presented in an unbecoming light.

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News moves markets.

Communicating well to ensure that stakeholders and the media understand your message is the cornerstone of an effective public relations campaign.

Tell your story to the world and consider stakeholders influenced online where information flies at lightening speed.

Build a digital initiative.

Effectively utilizing blogs, podcasts, and social networks to tell your story to the world is an important step in the 21st century.

Most recently, Ms. Barnett consulted with Green Cowboy S. David Freeman, America's most respected public environmentalist.

Mr. Freeman was  energy advisor to U.S. Presidents Nixon and Carter, head of U.S. power companies LADWP, New York Power and Tennessee Valley Authority, and is currently deputy mayor of the environment for the City of Los Angeles.

Chasing Clean Air

For current information about smog, clean air advocacy, and Ms. Barnett's clean air search, click here.

Michael Dell To Introduce "Recycled" Computer

Michael Dell blew me away at Fortune's Brainstorm Green conference with his forward-thinking, constant questioning how to be better, more energy efficient, less wasteful, more receptive to clients' needs, and how he's about to come out with a light-weight, energy-efficient computer that is no less powerful yet green, green, green, and bamboo brown. 

Companies Hit Home Run Into Green Marketplace and Beyond with Effective PR

According to a Goldman Sachs report, companies considered leaders in environmental and social policies lead in stock market performance by an average of 25%.

I'm the principal of Go Green! PR and a former Forbes Magazine and CNN reporter with over fifteen years of public relations experience.

Stop California's Pending Aerial Pesticide Spraying - National Media Listen Up!

Today I contacted 20/20, Time, Newsweek, NPR, and CNN for national media attention on the pending aerial pesticide spraying in California, which must be stopped. I also contacted journalist friends, asking them to get my/our concerned citizens pitch to appropriate reporter.

Counterpunch Aerial Pesticide Spraying PR Effort

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When I heard Schwarzenegger allegedly hired Porter Novelli for $500,000 to greenwash the pending aerial pesticide spray in California--a spray known to cause cancer and lung disease in animals--I thought to myself...