ProfNet Experts Available on Historical Perspective on Mueller Report, More

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EXPERT ALERTS

• Historical Perspective on Mueller Report
• Will Your Business Survive the Next Recession?

MEDIA JOBS

• Financial News Editor – MT Newswires (Telecommute)
• Trainee News Reporter – Global Competition Review (DC)
• U.S. Bureau Chief – Caters News Agency (NY)

OTHER NEWS & RESOURCES

• Black Media Powerhouses: 10 African-American News Leaders to Watch
• Runways and Couture: 5 Tips for Show-Stopping Fashion Week Coverage
• Blog Profiles: STEM Blogs

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EXPERT ALERTS:

Historical Perspective on Mueller Report
Thomas Alan Schwartz
Professor of Political Science; Professor of European Studies
Vanderbilt University
Schwartz can provide a unique and historical perspective on the forthcoming Mueller report, including: details into historical efforts by the U.S. to influence elections abroad (including Russia); a look into U.S.-Russia relations over the past 20 years, and how our role in Ukraine influenced its coming to a head in 2016; parallels to evidence of past Russian election influence in 1968, depending on the Mueller report; additional context specific to the report findings. Says Schwartz: "Some of the context I would supply might be a little different from most. For one, there is some historical evidence of the Russians trying to influence past U.S. elections, especially in 1968. The efforts tended to be rather crude compared to some of their recent cyber approaches, but there might be parallels, depending on what Mueller reports."
Note: Schwartz is available via phone and/or satellite TV interview via an on-campus studio, open 24/7.
Bio: https://as.vanderbilt.edu/history/bio/thomas-schwartz
Contact: Spencer Turney, [email protected] or +1-901-596-9136

Will Your Business Survive the Next Recession?
Allison Maslan
CEO, Founder
Pinnacle Global Network
"We are stepping into an interesting time -- an interesting time politically and an interesting time economically. We've really got to be honest with ourselves about what is approaching. We don't know if it's next year, we don't know if it's the year after, but based on what history tells us, we've got a recession looming. So, what does that mean? Does it mean business owners should freak out? No. It means get prepared. Have your eyes open. Actually, a down economy is a time when savvy, creative business owners make their big money. That's where the big growth happens. But you've got to be prepared. You need to do things strategically. Then, there are so many benefits. Lots of Fortune 100 companies had their biggest growth in a down economy."
Maslan is the CEO and founder of Pinnacle Global Network, offering business mentorship and mastermind programs to established business owners who want to accelerate their growth, capitalize on their success, and balance it all with a meaningful life. She is also the author of two books: Amazon #1 bestseller "Blast Off!: The Surefire Success Plan to Launch Your Dreams into Reality" and her newest book "Scale or Fail: How to Build Your Dream Team, Explode Your Growth, and Let Your Business Soar" (October 2018, Wiley), which hit #1 on Amazon even before its release. For further high-impact support, watch Maslan's free video series for business owners, "The Scale Blueprint" for Established Companies That Want to Multiply Their Growth.
Online Press Kit: http://allisonmaslan.onlinepresskit247.com
Website: www.AllisonMaslan.com
Contact: Klaudia Simon, [email protected]

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• U.S. Bureau Chief – Caters News Agency (NY)

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OTHER NEWS & RESOURCES:

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• BLACK MEDIA POWERHOUSES: 10 AFRICAN-AMERICAN NEWS LEADERS TO WATCH. The challenges around establishing diversity in newsrooms are not new. There are ample studies and surveys tracking progress -- or lack thereof. According to a report from the American Society of News Editors, the greatest increase of minorities is in online-only newsrooms, where they represent 25.6 percent of respondents, up from 24.3 percent last year. Television newsrooms are seeing the highest number of people of color at 24.8 percent, as of 2017. However, despite these increases, they don't mirror the minority population growth. While there's still work to be done, we celebrate journalists of color working in newsrooms across the country. Last year, we profiled some stand out black reporters, editors and anchors. For Black History Month, we're adding to the list: https://prn.to/2V8X4Sw
• RUNWAYS AND COUTURE: 5 TIPS FOR SHOW-STOPPING FASHION WEEK COVERAGE. To the average consumer, catwalks and couture can seem otherworldly and confusing, especially if their only glimpse into high fashion is a jargon-stuffed editorial spread. With the rise of social media and influencers, however, fashion has become democratized. Runway shows are livestreamed, bloggers share backstage secrets, and Instagrammers post selfies in the latest must-have top -- with a link to buy one in their bio. It's no wonder this type of access has not only piqued curiosity from a large consumer audience, but also has increased the demand for creative fashion content. Here are some tips to help you navigate any fashion week and make your work stand out: https://prn.to/2tz4lzB
• BLOG PROFILES: STEM BLOGS. Each week, PR Newswire's Audience Relations team selects an industry/subject and profiles a handful of sites that do a good job with promoting and contributing to the conversation. This week, they look at a few STEM blogs: https://prn.to/2IrRlpp 

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