Business is always buzzing about leadership. Whether it’s market leadership, thought leadership, or a lack of leadership, hardly any topic garners as much discussion as what it means to be a leader.

The “Stuff So and So Says” meme is finally dying. Thank goodness. But no one can deny the popularity and power of this recent video trend.

GA is always proud to announce the promotion of our talented people, especially those who have been with us from the first press release issued as a company.  One of the things we value most at GA is our culture and the most central element of that culture is how we value our most important asset, our employees.

The post is the fourth in a series of blog posts authored by GA interns as part of our 2011 summer intern program.

The post is the third in a series of blog posts authored by GA interns as part of our 2011 summer intern program.

This week we welcome a new vice president to Gibraltar Associates’ growing team, Veronica Brown. She joins us from Burson-Marsteller, where she was a manager in the public affairs practice.

The post is the second in a series of interview-style blog posts authored by GA interns as part of our 2011 summer intern program.

The following is the first in a series of interview-style blog posts authored by GA interns as part of our 2011 summer intern program.

It is a fact of life, and it is as true for the perception of your business as it is for anything. No matter how immune from criticism we may hope our business may be, a crisis or even a simple allegation can emerge at any time. And, in the era of social media and 24-hour news networks, the damage can spread like wildfire if you’re not ready to douse the flames.

This weekend I had the pleasure of attending the Social Learning Summit (SLS11), hosted by the American University Social Media Club. After two days and six panels I came away with a fresh outlook on the digital world we live in, as well as new tips and strategies to navigate an increasingly complex digital landscape.