Cohn & Wolfe takes a page from Hollywood to make a bold break

New York – September 1, 2010 – In a move designed to illustrate its broad range communications offerings beyond traditional PR, Cohn & Wolfe today launched a new website featuring Hollywood-style stop-motion animation video; sharp, ad-style copy; and a singular tone of voice to articulate its unconventional communications strategies, bold programming and “respectfully irreverent” style.

Cohn & Wolfe's Chad Latz named to PRWeek's "Top 40 Under 40"

New York – August 1, 2010 – Chad Latz, President of Cohn & Wolfe’s Global Digital Practice, has been named to PRWeek’s “Top 40 Under 40,” an annual ranking of the communications industry’s 40 most accomplished PR professionals under the age of 40. The list includes leaders and emerging stars from the biggest agencies and corporations in the world. Chad’s selection marks the third consecutive year Cohn & Wolfe has been represented on the list.

Lincoln Financial Group selects Cohn & Wolfe as communications partner

New York – July 23, 2010 – Lincoln Financial Group announced today that it has engaged Cohn & Wolfe, a leading global communications agency, to support their communications efforts including branding, corporate positioning and executive thought leadership.  The appointment follows a four-stage selection process that included presentations to Lincoln’s CMO, CEO and leadership team. 

LBG appoints 'Team Y&R' for Insurance and Scotland brief

London – 21 July 2010 – Lloyds Banking Group has appointed Cohn & Wolfe and Burson Marstellar to handle its wide-ranging brief for Insurance and Scotland. The remit includes both media relations and public affairs.

Geoff Beattie discusses BP's response to the gulf crisis in PRWeek podcast

In an interview with PRWeek UK’s James Woodroof, Cohn & Wolfe’s Global Corporate Practice Leader, Geoff Beattie, along with Ralph Jackson, Director of Lansons Communications, discuss what the oil giant could have done to possibly mitigate the impact the spill has had on its reputation, and a look at what its future might look like.