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Twenty-two years ago, Axia helped a small, passionate group in Fernandina Beach, Florida, accomplish their mission: raising $500K to build a skate park.
Operation Skate aimed to give the community a free, fun, and safe place to skateboard, roller skate, and ride motocross bikes. But the park ended up shaping a top U.S. skateboarder and Olympic hero.
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Digital public relations and marketing agency Axia announced its Autocomplete search engine search box suggestion optimization service.
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Adham Mohamed earns Axia Public Relations’ scholarship
University of Minnesota student Adham Mohamed earned Axia Public Relations’ public relations scholarship. Mohamed is president of the Public Relations Student Society of America chapter in Minnesota.
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Aeroseal, a climate-tech company that reduces air leaks in buildings, has partnered with Axia Public Relations to handle its national media relations. Axia will help Aeroseal raise awareness through media coverage of its technology and ability to save homeowners thousands of dollars on energy bills.
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Madison Paige increases PR firm’s offerings with Spanish skills.
Madison Paige is joining Axia Public Relations as a public relations assistant.
The U.S. is now the second-largest Spanish-speaking population in the world after Mexico, and data predicts that one in three people in the U.S. will speak Spanish by 2050. To address the needs of more than 52 million Spanish-language speakers, Axia sought to recruit Paige as a bilingual Spanish speaker.
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Bob Wiltfong will serve as a public relations account director.
Emmy Award-winning journalist Bob Wiltfong joined Axia Public Relations as a public relations account director. He now directs and leads PR strategies, services, and measurement programs for Axia’s national accounts.
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DAVOS, Switzerland – The World Communications Forum Association named Axia Public Relations CEO Jason Mudd as "North America's Best PR Leader.
The WCFA recognized the most outstanding communications experts in the world in six categories – the world’s key geographic market regions: Africa, Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, North America and South America.
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We offer funding for students with a passion for PR.
Studying public relations in college is an expensive endeavor, and we believe students shouldn’t have to struggle financially to earn a degree. To help, Axia Public Relations offers a $2,000 annual PR scholarship to invest in tomorrow's PR leaders and enhance the profession.
Past scholarship recipient William Careri said, “Once I was awarded the scholarship, doors opened for me that I could not have considered before.”
Another recipient, Kyle Schachner, said, “I can’t express how fortunate I am to have started my career without having to worry about… college debt.”
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Jason Mudd, CEO and Managing Partner of Axia Public Relations, earned a Measurement Master certification.
With this certification, Mudd is now an expert in measurable objectives, survey research, media analysis, data validation, web analytics, search engine optimization, integrated dashboards, and reporting communications results. Forbes named Mudd’s Axia as one of America’s best PR firms.
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As a senior at Louisiana State University, Alannie Broussard accomplished many things during her time as a public relations student. She’s the student vice president of LSU’s Public Relations Student Society of America chapter and completed numerous PR internships. This includes helping the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank raise more than $5,000 via a social media campaign, 10 times more than the previous year’s amount.
And now, she’s the 2020-2021 recipient of the Axia Public Relations scholarship.
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