Pascale Communications returns from AAD Summer Meeting

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Friday August 6, 2010 | No Comments

Today the Pascale Communications team will return from Chicago, where they attended the Summer Meeting of the American Academy of Dermatology. Before departing, Amy, snapped a photo with the team from Zeltiq during their meeting on the meeting floor. A job well done and safe travels to Georgette and Amy!

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Day two at the American Academy of Dermatology Summer Meeting!

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Thursday August 5, 2010 | 1 Comment

During their adventures at AAD, Georgette Pascale and Amy Nesbitt had the pleasure of meeting with Alan Guralnick, Paul Winnington, and David Levine from Bryn Mawr Communications. Pictured above, the group enjoys the Chicago Riverwalk after a busy day on the AAD meeting floor!

Check back soon for more updates from AAD’s Summer Meeting!

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Pascale team expands relationship with Baxter, Visits Chicago for AAD

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Wednesday August 4, 2010 | No Comments

PC is excited to work with Baxter on two new projects for professional media relations in medical subspecialties from cardiovascular and neurology surgery, to orthopedic and spine surgery.  PC will be introducing professional trade editors to leading KOLs and Baxter executives to help tell the story of the product’s unique patient benefits.

Our own Georgette Pascale and Amy Nesbitt are also currently visiting Chicago to attend the American Academy of Dermatology.  Not only are they excited to engage clients and press contacts face-to-face, but our team is also looking forward to meeting fresh faces on the convention floor –  Check out the pic below from day one of AAD!

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WSJ sheds light on work-from-home stresses

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Audra Friis, consumer media specialist at Pascale Communications, came across this interesting, and totally relevant article in the Wall Street Journal today – Do people expect more from parents who work from home? Read more at WSJ

Wall Street Journal - Yes, I’m Home. No, I Can’t Pick Up Your Child

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