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The white paper was the basis for an article published in Ad Age by Makovsky + Company EVP Matt Wolfrom and AVP Matt Makovsky. Click to read more

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Advertising learn something from public relations? Are you kidding?

Why, that's like Don Draper, the suave CD of "Mad Men," taking sartorial tips from Sydney Falco, the oleaginous press agent of "The Sweet Smell of Success."

After all, the whole idea of branding was dreamed up by you ad guys. You speak the language. You created the metrics. You control the lion's share of the marketing budget.

At least, you used to . . .

Ken Makovsky launched Makovsky + Company in 1979, into an already crowded New York marketplace. It’s hard to say which is more impressive: the things that haven’t changed in the three decades since that launch, or the things that have.

The report State of Green Business 2012 de­clared that in spite of a perception that “the business world has moved on from environ­mental and sustainability concerns,” the op­posite appears to be true: sustainability has achieved parity as an expectation among investors and customers along with safety, quality, employee retention and customer satisfaction. In other words, it’s no longer a differentiator, but a must-have.

A man walks into a room and comments on a secret that was just shared among the group. One woman says,  “How do you know that? No one’s left this room.” The response: “It’s all over Twitter.” 

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From our blog

Gene Marbach · 05.16.12

The SEC recently suspended trading in the securities of 379 dormant companies before they could be hijacked by fraudsters and used to harm investors through reverse mergers or pump-and-dump schemes.

Ken Makovsky · 05.14.12

There are LOTS of good reasons for one or more members of company leadership to blog.  These include:

Gene Marbach · 05.11.12

Someone padding a resume?  “I’m shocked, shocked…,” as Captain Renault might have said (for those unfamiliar with the reference, see the movie Casablanca).