Public Relations & Marketing

In case you're in the hunt for some wisdom on all things marketing, public relations, and life in general (or if you're just in the mood for a bagel), then come on out for Trow Knows CEOs featuring none other than our own Tadd Schwartz on March 1 in Coral Gables. We have no idea what to expect, but we certainly won't be bored. See you there.

Growth is in the air at Schwartz Media Strategies once again, as we welcome two new additions to our family. Yanet Obarrio-Sanchez embarks on her second stint with us, this time as Vice President, while Julia Bennett joins our ranks as an Account Executive.

This week's news that the AIA is relocating to the historic post office building in Downtown Miami serves as a good reminder that the Magic City is only about 116 years old. The "historic" label carries a much different meaning in these parts. Still, we may be guilty of not having preserved enough of our architectural gems.

I’ve always been a big proponent of pizza for breakfast. Despite its clear lack of nutrition, it always seems to do the trick. Well imagine a pizza that was meant for breakfast, loaded with bacon and eggs – sunny side up nonetheless. Now that’s a meal I’d get out of bed for.

The most ReTweeted Tweet during last week’s Republican convention wasn’t a Mitt Romney sound bite or a call to action for fundraising dollars. In fact, the Tweet with the most buzz didn’t come from a Republican at all.

Saharan dust will help keep away the rain but will also bring higher temps. Still, the silver lining of these dust clouds is that they'll have a beautiful red and orange effect on our sunrises and sunsets.

Think you're good at grammar? See if you're using these 7 words properly. 

A special new spot in the Marais, Can athletes perform on a vegan diet, Make Your Own Insteegram and more

“Do it, then learn how" the creed of an eternal optimist as in the NYT's Well blog post on optimism. 

Fourth of July falls smack in the middle of the week but don't fret because that would never prevent Miami citizens from celebrating the nation's birthday in true revelry.