At Rawle Murdy, we have clearly defined values we aspire to live up to every day.  One of those values is personal development.  Recently, to help live these values, the staff of Rawle Murdy chose to donate over $1,000 from the Rawle Murdy endowment fund at the Coastal Community Foundation.  Two charities were chosen from [...]

I told someone it was Tony Bennett, but I think it may actually have been his vocal coach who said, “If you sing like everyone else, you’ll end up in the chorus.”
The point was clear.  Celebrate your individuality.
I’ve just read “Palmetto Portraits,” a rather extraordinary collection of photographs of South Carolinians, put together by Mark [...]

while the world continues to beat up on the financial giants, ExxonMobil, the world’s largest publicly traded oil company, staged a coup during the Masters this weekend.
first, being one of only 3 or 4 corporate sponsors provided them with a captive audience all weekend to utilize – gasp! – good ol’ fashioned television advertising. yes, [...]

An actor friend of mine believes that ‘preparation frees you to be creative,’  and this is borne out in the work of so many artists.  Van Gogh, for example, is seen by many to be this wildly expressive painter whose rugged brushstrokes seem to be the result of uncontrollable emotion.  I guess the image of the [...]

As healthcare legislation has now won Congressional approval, much will be written about the strategies employed to grasp this victory from the jaws of the defeat it appeared to facefollowing the election of Scott Brown.
For those of us involved in communicating complex issues, two stategies in particular are worth noting.
The first was the administration’s willingness [...]