Insights from Spring Green.
Springing into the New Year with a New Look
A year ago, I stepped into the role of president and sole owner of this remarkable firm. Since then, my focus has been to honor the foundation that brought us here and build the tools we need to support our clients — and our team — into the future.
A New Season: Tia Over Named President and Owner of Spring Green Communications
Spring Green Communications, a communications agency serving Fortune 100 clients, is announcing a significant leadership transition. Tia Over, previously executive vice president and chief operating officer, is the agency’s new president and owner.
Delivering Award-Winning Work
At Spring Green Communications, our long-term client relationships demonstrate that our work is appreciated and valued by those on the...
Finding Year-Round Value in Your Stakeholder Reports
The start of a new year means it’s time to begin collecting all that year-end data to feed the reporting cycle yet again. Annual reports,...
Hear Us Roar: In Support of Women-Owned Businesses
When we began planning our companywide retreat to Nashville, one thing we knew we wanted to do was to support women-owned businesses in...
The Difference Between Speeches, Remarks and Presentations — And How to be Great at All of Them
So you’ve been asked to give a speech. Or was it “remarks”? And what’s the difference, anyway? Here at Spring Green Communications, we are...
Cross-Pollinate Ideas to Cultivate Efficiency and Help Creativity Bloom
Most of us think we’re doing a pretty good job of sharing ideas and passing along helpful information to our team members. And...
Your Brand Is Your Recruiting Tool
I’ve built some super slick recruiting brochures in my career, and I’m talking exciting shapes, folds and die cuts with compelling copy on...
To Be or Not to Be Funny: How to Use Humor in Speechwriting
Humor can be an effective engagement tactic in speechwriting, but it can also be disastrous if misused. See Jane Campion’s Critics Choice...
From Regal to Get Real: Why Casual Communications Are Here to Stay
In this Strategic Communications blog post, Tia Over writes about the essential human need to be heard, seen, and reassured through crises...