Election season’s an appropriate time to consider women’s political progress nationally.
Betsie’s Best
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Betsie strays from her usual 100 story to share the essence of Northshore living in a poem penned by her …
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Summer may officially be over, but for me it lingers until the Gulf of Mexico gets too chilly for swimming.
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In today’s politically charged climate, it is sometimes difficult to have respectful dialogue on hot button issues.
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Whether you are downsizing, reorganizing your office, digitizing paper files and photos, or just updating and purging, you are likely …
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Observing others’ customs is a benefit of travel.
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With the pandemic’s work from home culture, like many I relinquished the habit of dressing professionally, trading sophisticated work clothes …
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With job seekers still facing post pandemic challenges, how does a candidate make a compelling case for hire? A popular …
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As a PR professional with regular newsletters, television segments and public appearances, I figure I am at times pretty visible.
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New York Times’ Maureen Dowd recently opined on the decline of English majors as students flee to technology: “It is …
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Having served in World War II on the USS Columbus, my dad was a proud Marine, and the military honors …
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I recently read my friend Michelle Miller’s autobiography, “Belonging,” where she shares life lessons from her experiences.
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My father died two days after Easter. What a glorious time to reflect on the example he set.
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I love traveling with girlfriends. There’s even science behind girl groups. Research reveals that female friendship is one of nature’s …
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From the first communication course, I have had a love affair with PR.
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As we honor Women’s History Month in March, Betsie Gambel reflects of the legacy of two of Louisiana’s most memorable …
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While more weeks of frigid weather may lie ahead, research shows that lousy weather is actually good for business; a decrease in …
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To celebrate Valentine’s Day, we express our client love.
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While Mardi Gras is synonymous with New Orleans, have you heard of Washington Mardi Gras? The story goes that in …
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A new year beckons change; for companies, that often means new leadership.
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When my siblings and I were little, we went to our grandparents’ house Christmas Eve for a very special phone …
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Finding the perfect holiday present can be challenging.
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While philanthropy has always been a part of our culture, it was not until 1986 that President Ronald Reagan named …
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It’s a special month for me, as I founded Gambel Communications intent to work with clients, especially nonprofits, who make …
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Betsie Gambel, Founder of Gambel Communications shares how strategic approaches – and perceptions – can make all the difference in …
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Are icebreakers worthwhile or frivolous? While some may dread the pressure of being clever or creative, I enjoy sharing, penetrating …
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Let Queen Elizabeth II’s commitment to service be a universal reminder: “People in loving service are rare in any walk of …
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Much has been written about staffing challenges businesses face. Gambel Communications is no exception; however, through a very purposeful and …
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New Orleanians mark time by pre-Katrina and post-Katrina.
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At a recent Jefferson Chamber forum, five regional mayors shared their challenges and priorities.