While a "perfect storm" of Omnicom layoffs and AI-driven cuts batters the PR industry, recruiters argue that aggressive upskilling and independent consulting are a lifeline for 2026.

To succeed in 2026, candidates must stop renting voter attention and instead build authentic, direct audiences that pay lifelong dividends, writes Forbes Tate Partners’ Doug Usher.

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The WPP agency also appointed Randy DeCleene and Eric Watnik as EVPs within the US corporate and public affairs business.

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CEO John Wren is bullish about Omnicom Public Relations. But the devil is in the details that have yet to emerge.