COVID-19 is one of the challenges we all face today. It has changed our way of life and impacted the way we live and communicate with each other. At Contrast Creative, COVID-19 sparked creative thinking . . . 

I’ve been silent. Nervous to say “the wrong thing,” but feeling such empathy and solidarity for human beings suffering systemic racism. As a communicator, I’ve focused my career on educating through storytelling. I’ve interviewed thousands . . . 

Every day conferences are being canceled and postponed worldwide to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Organizations are left scrambling to find alternative ways to share their messaging and connect to their audience. Not to mention, organizations . . . 

During this international public health crisis, our hearts go out to all people who’ve been affected by this event. We appreciate everyone on the frontlines working diligently to contain this coronavirus (COVID-19). We believe communicating . . . 

HEALING THROUGH MUSIC My Round. 20 Human Stories. Battered not Broken. North Carolina musician and songwriter Myles Travitz of Contrast Creative wrote My Round, a song of encouragement and resilience through life’s struggles, and shared . . . 

In the competitive world of healthcare recruitment, it seems prospective employees can’t lose, but hospitals often do.  This home buying gimmick may get employees hired, but when time runs out, what will keep these incentive . . . 

If it were only that simple to hire and retain engaged employees. But people are like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re going to get. So what is the anatomy of an . . . 

As a medical communicator, I’m not just honored to interact with nurses often, but also to share their stories of innovation, dedication and compassion through the creation of patient videos. In one such story called . . . 

“I’ll know it when I see it.” We know what we like, but sometimes we just can’t find the words to define it. Some healthcare executives feel that way about the patient experience. And if . . . 

But studies have shown that anywhere from 15 to 25 percent of people who are discharged from the hospital will be readmitted in the next 30 days or less. Medicare alone spends approximately $17 billion . . .