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I was listening to the radio in the car the other day and the song “Who Says You Can’t Go Home” came on – sung by Jon Bon
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I was listening to the radio in the car the other day and the song “Who Says You Can’t Go Home” came on – sung by Jon Bon

One of the first steps to creating more diversity, inclusion, and equity is recognizing that there’s a need for change. All over the country, economic

Happy New Year! We hope you enjoyed some time off between seasons before launching into the second half of the fiscal year ahead. Before diving

It’s Small Business Week! We always say that we should be supporting and celebrating local small businesses year round. However, the great thing about Small

Today we want to showcase one of our amazing clients… Louisa County Chamber of Commerce! We’ll give you a peek behind the scenes to show

Last week, in the 2020 PPR Strategies Annual Report, we shared our staggering Zoom numbers: in 2020, we hosted approximately 935 Zoom meetings and spent 6,148 total hours on

In last week’s newsletter, we talked about the importance of sharing everything your organization did in 2020 in an annual report — because decision makers won’t know

Small Business Week is coming up on Sunday, May 3rd through Saturday, May 9th! When you’re already working around the clock to get your local

Earlier this fall, PPR Strategies participated in the launch of a new institute at Shepherd University: the Bonnie and Bill Stubblefield Institute for Civil Political
PPR Strategies has been an invaluable partner in helping us navigate the workforce development initiatives with precision and impact. Their expertise, strategic approach, and commitment to our goals have resulted in meaningful connections and tangible outcomes. We highly recommend PPR Strategies to any organization looking to elevate their outreach and engagement efforts.

Mike Brown
Work-based Learning Teacher Specialist, Frederick County Public Schools
As an economic developer or tourism organization, placing faith in PPR is a safe bet.

Samuel Shoge
Executive Director, Kent County Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County Office of Economic Development (FCOED) worked with PPR on creating a brand and then rolling out the new brand, their team was professional, meet every deadline and work with us as part of our team. This isn’t the only project we have hired PPR to lead but it did have the fastest timeline and is the most public project.
PPR gave us the faith we needed to take on a large branding project and they positioned us to be successful in every way possible. Like with all large projects, on our end, there were some curveballs and Sandy was right beside us to navigate changes, keep us calm and remain successful.

Helen Propheter
Former Executive Director, Economic and Workforce Development for the Frederick County Office of Economic Development
Good things grow when they get the right conditions: a little sun, a little space, and people who tend to one another. That’s true of
Traditionally, “sports and economic development” conjures a shiny new stadium and a ribbon-cutting. But the real opportunity in most communities is smaller and recurring: the
Picture a family planning a fall weekend adventure. A couple of years ago, they would have typed a few words into Google and scrolled through
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