Format and Submission

Create a visual aid PowerPoint and record a Zoom call going through the deck, with each presenter having an equal speaking role. Upload to this Padlet so your fellow students can review the presentation as well.

Duration

The presentation should be at least 10 minutes, and up to 20 minutes in length.

Sections of Group Presentation

• Timeline and Background

• What organizations are directly involved in the case?

• What key publics and stakeholders does the case involve?

• Describe the quality of the primary organization’s relationship with publics and stakeholders

• SWOT Analysis

• Primary Organization Responses

• Communications Tactics

• Effectiveness of Communications Tactics

• Key Messages

• Ethical and Legal Issues

• Successes & Failures

Note – for your assigned case, review the Questions for Discussion and ensure they are addressed in the talk track of your presentation.

Example: Please consider this presentation as an example to guide your own: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pyzdDBcLrTl0LHwu5bHULtt0SvKNzjdy/view?usp=sharing

Format and Submission

Create a visual aid PowerPoint and record a Zoom call going through the deck, with each presenter having an equal speaking role. Upload to this Padlet so your fellow students can review the presentation as well.

Duration

The presentation should be at least 10 minutes, and up to 20 minutes in length.

Sections of Group Presentation

• Timeline and Background

• What organizations are directly involved in the case?

• What key publics and stakeholders does the case involve?

• Describe the quality of the primary organization’s relationship with publics and stakeholders

• SWOT Analysis

• Primary Organization Responses

• Communications Tactics

• Effectiveness of Communications Tactics

• Key Messages

• Ethical and Legal Issues

• Successes & Failures

Note – for your assigned case, review the Questions for Discussion and ensure they are addressed in the talk track of your presentation.

Example: Please consider this presentation as an example to guide your own: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pyzdDBcLrTl0LHwu5bHULtt0SvKNzjdy/view?usp=sharing

Group 1 – 23. Keep Calm and Carry On, With or Without Chicken

• Jason Benitez

• Hunter Emerson

• Teresa Blangiforti

Group 2 –24. Making the Potato Top of Mind: Consumer Research Connects “Linda” to Potatoes

• Zach Dowicz

• Jacqueline Harris

• Will Haydon

• Griffin Hilbie

• Gabriella Stewart

• Madison Stavola

• Lena Sinatra

• Jasmine Chen

• Katherine Mazzullo

Group 5 –29. Take ’Em Down NOLA! Civic Activism and Political Leadership Confront the Lost Cause

• Tommaso Konzen

• Isabella Largo

• Annie Page

Group 6 – 30. I’m Watching You … : School-Issued Laptop “Spycam” Invades Privacy

• Ashley Wickersheim

• Jillian Garcia

• Megan Gregor

Group 7 – 32. Finding Authentic Moments; Avoiding #EpicFails

• Nora Kehoe

• Brianna Ocasio

• Nathalie Villalba

Group 8 – 33. Containing the Deadly Marburg Virus: Taking a Culturally Based Communication Approach

• Drew Cooper

• Elianna Nadasi

• Troy Phay

Group 9 – 35. Initial Public Offering—It’s a Snap!

• Alexander Gambino

• Caroline Moore

• Jamie Sandomenico

Group 10 – 38. Paychex, Inc., Sees Big Payoff in First Investor Relations Day

• Juliana Santel

• Samantha Stulbaum

• Jake Veillette