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Although Glauber’s daughter, Valerie G. Fleishman ’92, said she never understood the scribbles on her father’s chalkboard, she did understand the value her father placed on education...
Sources: Washington Post (3); Wirthlin Worldwide and Fleishman-Hillard International Communications (2); USA Today; MLB.com New York Times...
...that weren't bad enough, even Firestone's spin doctors have apparently lost faith in the company; last week, in the wake of the company's refusal to expand the recall to include an additional 1.4 million tires, its p.r. agency, Fleishman-Hillard, quit, reportedly tired of clashing with corporate lawyers. In a statement, Fleishman said it didn't think it could be of further service, refusing to elaborate. "I personally think Firestone is toast," says veteran marketer Jack Trout of Greenwich, Conn., who has previously worked with the company. "It's really a second-tier tire brand with...
...responsible and timely manner. Not everyone agrees: Consumer safety advocates are primed for blood, and early indications are that Ford is in just as precarious a position as Firestone when it comes to the double sword of political scrutiny and public opinion. Firestone's erstwhile public relations firm, Fleishman-Hillard, apparently sees danger ahead; they dropped Firestone from their client list Tuesday. Meanwhile, the tire giant is calling in a crisis-management company in an attempt to douse their considerable woes...
...only 6%, so the industry's emergency-reserve capacity has slipped. With communities fighting new construction, very few major power plants have been built in the past 20 years. Yet by one Energy Department estimate, the country needs 1,000 new plants in the next two decades. As Steve Fleishman, an analyst at Merrill Lynch, notes, "The country underinvested in the energy sector in the last decade, and it's coming back to haunt...