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Juan Ramón Corpas -- Communication: an exercise in funambulism

Juan Ramón Corpasaccount manager and recently joined the team of PROAhas published an article in TOP COMUNICACIÓN on the mediating role that consultancy firms play between their clients and journalists. In it, he explains how consultancy firms should channel the interests of their clients in order to facilitate the journalist's work in the search for information. Corpas warns that sometimes clients "are unaware of what communication consists of, which they sometimes confuse with advertising", and points out the need for the consultant to provide perspective and help his or her client to focus on the issues so that they are of interest to journalists.

He also recalls that the media situation is weak, with shrinking newsrooms and overworked journalists. "Our job is to filter and select topics. Far from this role of distributing information without rhyme or reason and making nuisance calls. We don't work with a broad brush. Today, we are surgeons," he says.

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Claire Global relies on PROA to produce its corporate video

Claire Global, an intelligent marketplace for agrifood companies, has relied on Proa Comunicación to produce its corporate video. Proa has put into value a pioneering software in the sector, based on artificial intelligence and machine learning. In addition, it has shaped how Claire Global responds to the need to connect,...

Humberto Medina -- Spain and Latin America: a symbiosis in full swing

Humberto Medina, Junior Consultant at PROA, reflects in an article in Top Comunicación on the growing business ties between Spain and Latin America, a symbiosis in full evolution. The link between Spain and Latin America has been strengthening, little by little, in an evident way and for the common benefit. The...

Round 2: More of the same?

It would have been too much to expect, and more than adventurous, to believe in rhetorical and technical innovations on the part of the politicians in the running for this second round of elections. There was, however, room for improvement, which has consisted rather of making worse what could be made worse, especially when they do not abandon the ways and means of...

Reputation is built from within

We have heard ad nauseam that the best protection against a communication crisis is to have a great reputation and a strong support network. Those of us who work in the wonderful world of corporate communications know that achieving these two things requires a lot of time and effort on the one hand...

"The influence scheme has changed because of the crisis of confidence" according to Juan Cardona.

The sixth edition of the "Observatorio Proa de la Comunicación" took place on Monday 19 November. On this occasion, Juan Cardona, Operations Director of Corporate Excellence-Centre for Reputation Leadership, attended the event. Cardona is a member of the State Council for Corporate Social Responsibility (CERSE) and is a member of the Advisory Board of...

The Vanity Fair breakfast with Iñaki Gabilondo

Last Wednesday, June 13th, Vanity Fair, advised by Proa Comunicación, celebrated a #VF Breakfast at the Orfila Hotel with Iñaki Gabilondo and the Director of Vanity Fair, Alberto Moreno. The occasion celebrated the presentation of the II INTERNATIONAL VANITY FAIR JOURNALISM AWARD to the prestigious journalist. During breakfast, a tribute...

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