The application for the 2014 Fujita & Miura Public Relations (FMPR) Scholarship, which will award one $1,000 scholarship each to a Kauai student and a Pennsylvania student pursuing their bachelor’s or graduate degree, is available now.
For the sixth year in a row, FMPR has been providing some of the brightest students on Kauai and Pennsylvania with its scholarship to pursue their dreams of having a career in which they can make a difference in society. Whether you want to be in public relations to help increase the visibility of Kauai, become a teacher to help challenge the minds of our youth or become a marine biologist to save our precious wildlife, we welcome all eligible students.
The application submission deadline is March 30, 2014. Download the application here or at www.fmpr.net.
Apologies can be very awkward. Handling an apology gently and thoughtfully can ease your discomfort and encourage the other party to accept your apology so that you can both move forward positively. When apologizing remember to:
We often encourage our clients to collaborate with other businesses or organizations to expand their reach, leverage positives, and produce win-wins. We came across an article on TODAY.com that features how a wine company saw an opportunity to maximize the popularity of the hit TV show “Downtown Abbey” and created a “Downtown Abbey” wine. This is exactly what we mean by 
On January 21, 2013, the world watched as President Barack Obama was sworn in as the 57th president of the United States of America. The traditional Inauguration Day events kicked off with the president and his family attending the morning worship service and finishing up their duties well into the night at the Inaugural Ball. Every major news station covered all of the day’s events and analyzed how the president would perform in his second term. However, the headline that trumped all of the day’s activities, even the much anticipated inaugural address, was “What will Mrs. Obama wear?” 
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