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ISBN 10: 0795350457
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Author: Harold Burson
The Business of Persuasion Harold Burson on Public Relations 1st Edition Table of contents:
1. Defining Dream, Defining Moments
The Right Parents, the Right Time
“In the Know”
“Call Me Ron.” “Yes, Mr. President.”
Telling My Story: A Note About the Manuscript
Takeaways
2. Making the Most of College
Working Through School Was My Real Education
My First Exposure to Publicity
Covering an SEC Football Game
Being a Generalist Cultivated All My Talents
Supervising Others and the Power of Delegating
Telling the Truth Got Me the Interview
Reporting on Controversies
My First Big Public Relations Campaign
Takeaways
3. From Journalism to Public Relations
Reporting on Wartime Construction Expansion
Keeping Clients in the Know
From Project Level to Corporate Public Relations
Crash Course in Corporate Politics
Countering Allegations With Facts
The Importance of Corporate Culture
Public Relations Is About Personal Relationships
Informing American Households
Takeaways
4. Developing Skills and Talent in the Army
Great Ideas Can Come From Anyone
My First Foray in Managing a Business
Calling on My Network for a New Job
The Press Camp: News and Boosting Morale
Takeaways
5. Big-Time: Reporting the Nuremberg Trial
Parlaying My Skills From Print to Radio
Reporting on a Most Unusual Event
The Biggest Story of My Career
Creative Challenges Upon Arrival
Defining My Role, My Goal, and My Audience
Takeaways
6. Starting My Business: My Entrepreneurial Plan
Defining Public Relations
Differentiation: The Business-to-Business Sector
The Wisdom of Professional Networks
Growing My Firm, Growing My Family
Navigating the Unexpected
A Life-Changing Referral
Rockwell and His Sikorsky Helicopter
Plan B: The Deltashop for Do-It-Yourselfers
A Second Referral
Takeaways
7. Integrated Communications
The Growth Plan for Our Global Service Agency
Account Acquisition: Growth Strategy
Pioneering a New Structure
Tooling Up to Serve Clark Equipment
Restaging Lincoln’s Cooper Union Address
Preparing Gulf Managers for Crisis
Takeaways
8. Going Global: Growth Strategy II
Opening in Europe (1961)
At Last, an Office in London
Germany, France, Italy, and Spain
Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union
Opening in Asia (1973)
Hong Kong, Singapore, and Kuala Lumpur
Tokyo
Beijing
Sydney and Melbourne
Opening in Latin America (1976)
India, the Middle East, and Africa
Takeaways
9. Broadening Services: Growth Strategy III
Expanding Into Government Relations
Keeping Clients in the Know
Acquiring Ted Sills in the Food Category
Landing Our First Major Consumer Account
Hiring Women, Putting My Foot in My Mouth
First Movers in Health Care and Pharmaceuticals
Creative Acquisition: Cohn & Wolfe
First Movers in Use of Technology
First Movers in Staff Graphics
Takeaways
10. Working With Clients
Dinner With Coca-Cola CEO Roberto Goizueta
Managing the Coca-Cola Relationship
The Worldwide Symbol of Corporate America
“Not That Dumb, Not That Smart”: New Coke
How to Explain $80 Million
A Loss for Coca-Cola, a Personal Loss for Me
Public Relations Gets a Seat at the Table
Takeaways
11. Crisis Management and Controversial Clients
Bad Day at Black Rock
Tylenol: Crisis Management Model
A Lesson in Crisis Prevention: DuPont
One We Didn’t Win: The Asbestos Industry
Our Guidelines for Choosing Clients
Taking on a Controversial Government
Romania’s Nicolae Ceaus̨escu
Tragedy in India: the Bhopal Explosion
Takeaways
12. The Business Side of Public Relations
A Code of Conduct
Our Vision
Our Values
The Business Model of Public Relations
Hiring, Training, and Developing Talent
Advertising and Self-Promotion
Keeping Employees in the Know
New Business Development
Merrill Lynch: A Tradition of Trust
Los Angeles Olympic Torch Relay: AT&T
Takeaways
13. The Corporation’s Role in Society
Models of Industry and Philanthropy
The Modern Corporation’s Duties to Society
The Nature of the Corporation
Fair Return Versus Maximum Return
A New Social Contract
Takeaways
14. Public Service Is Good Business
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
Commission on the Fine Arts
USIA Public Relations Advisory Committee
Council on Economic Education
Presidential Press Secretaries and Aides
Economic Club of New York
The Olympic Movement
Takeaways
15. Corporate Culture and CEO Succession
Making the Case for a Merger
Sizing Up Suitors: Y&R and O&M
A Common Purpose, a Cultural Fit
A Self-Assessment of My Tenure as CEO
My Management Style and My Team
My Successors as CEO
Takeaways
16. No Longer CEO: What Do You Do?
Working With David Rockefeller
After-Action Review of Exxon’s Valdez Response
Our Greatest Tragedy: Why Tom Mosser?
United States Postal Service in a Digital Age
No More Rebel Flags on the Ole Miss Campus
A Museum for the American Revolution
Still Going to the Office
Takeaways
17. Leading a Global Organization
The Purpose of Recognition
The Changing Way of Doing Business
The Macro Situation
The Future of Public Relations
My Advice to Aspiring CEOs
Takeaways
18. Postscript: The Role of Family
Bette Foster Burson: 1925–2010
My Love Affair With Westies
Final Thanks
Index
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