
PR After Hours with Alex Greenwood
PR After Hours with Alex Greenwood is your go-to destination for a refreshing take on the world of Business, Public Relations, Marketing, Management, and Productivity. Hosted by PR pro Alex Greenwood, this weekly podcast serves up a tantalizing cocktail of insights, news & interviews. Website: PRAfterHours.com. Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/alex-greenwood1/subscribe for ad-free shows, subscriber-only content, giveaways, and more!
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Alex Greenwood sits down with certified executive coach and PR veteran Katie Neal to tackle one of the PR world’s dirtiest secrets: burnout. What makes PR a perfect storm for overwork and perfectionism? How do you tell “normal busy” from “I-can’t-get-out-of-bed” exhaustion? Katie breaks it down with empathy and no-nons
Alex shares a candid take on the risks behind the rise of Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) services like Klarna, Afterpay, and Affirm. Inspired by a recent LinkedIn post and his appearance on the Moneywise for Teens podcast, Alex breaks down why these easy credit options aren’t always as harmless as they seem—especially for y
After 14 years of running his own shop, Alex reflects on the real difference between being an entrepreneur and being entrepreneurial. Spoiler alert: it involves a lot of metaphorical tap dancing, missed vacations, and a few no-call no-shows. Alex takes an honest, no-BS look at the pride, burnout, and lessons learned fr
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In this episode of PR After Hours, host Alex Greenwood and guest Tom Mulligan, managing director of Sandler by Coffman, a nationally recognized sales training expert. discuss the importance of mid-year strategy checkups, focusing on revenue forecasting, team dynamics, and the significance of tracking performance. They
In this snarky (yet sincere) solo episode, Alex takes aim at two of the most well-meaning yet mildly maddening phrases circulating in our daily lives: “Welcome in” and “Perfect.” From awkward customer service greetings to the linguistic inflation of superlatives, it’s a light-hearted exploration of how our words shape