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Announcements
Today, we’re sharing some good news.
We are thrilled to share some good news. Chaloner is launching our reimagined approach to search, empowering us to deliver even more effectively on our clients' missions. While you may know us primarily for our successful work in communications across sectors, Chaloner is excited to announce we are expanding our search and consulting capabilities beyond communications to serve the broader talent needs of our clients.

Thought Leadership
Hiring for the Mission-Driven space?

Placements
Ellie Potter, Deputy Director, Policy and Advocacy Communications at Clean Energy Buyers Association

Placements
Kawika Riley at Nia Tero

Placements
Steven Bliss at Hewlett Foundation
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Candidate Advice
PRsay & Chaloner Series - References: The Last But Not Least Step in the Job-Hunting Process
Chaloner & PRSA continue the conversation with the nature of references.

Candidate Advice
PRsay & Chaloner Series - Lights, Camera, Interview
Chaloner & PRSA continue the conversation on virtual interviewing tips & tricks.

Candidate Advice
PRsay & Chaloner Series - Getting on the Right Foot: The Recruiter Relationship
Chaloner & PRSA continue the conversation focusing on “The Recruiter Relationship”.

Candidate Advice
PRsay & Chaloner Series - When Opportunity Calls: The Candidate Screen
Chaloner & PRSA launch series focused on navigating the recruitment process.

Announcements
The Ted Chaloner Learning Fund
Last month, we announced the retirement of our founder, Ted Chaloner, and I have just returned from Boston where we held several events to honor and celebrate his career. This included making a major announcement at the PRSA Boston annual meeting where I unveiled the partnership with PRSA Boston to launch The Ted Chaloner Learning Fund.

Candidate Advice
Networking at Massachusetts Innovation Nights
In Boston, most PR people go to PRSA, IABC or Publicity Club of New England events. Marketing folks go to the Ad Club or MITX. Investor Relations practitioners go to NIRI meetings. That makes sense, but there are networking opportunities in unexpected places that can be fun, interesting and useful.