26.2 Miles and So Much More
At Mile 11: Joyful heart, happy feet, and already feeling so proud of myself It had been a long time coming,
3 Key Findings: The State of Instagram in 2023
In today’s digital age, social media platforms have become essential tools for communicators looking to engage with their audience and
Beyond the Buckle: DCG Partners with FMCSA
In a significant step towards enhancing road safety and mitigating risk on our highways, we’ve expanded our partnership with the
DCGer Brent Wingfield Wins PR Daily’s Communicators of the Year Award for Strategic Thinker
Many Americans who lived through the September 11th attacks can say their lives changed that day. DCGer Brent Wingfield’s response
DCG Deets: Meet Kevin J. Thiphavong, Research Associate
This series gives you the chance to get to know some of our DCGers better! This DCG Deets blog features
DCG Deets: Meet Sydney Anderson, Senior Graphic Designer
This series gives you the chance to get to know some of our DCGers better! This DCG Deets blog features
DCG Deets: Meet Canden Byrd, Manager
This series gives you the chance to get to know some of our DCGers better! This DCG Deets blog features
No Whining on the Yacht
How a gathering of editors in Ohio sparked renewed career passion and unexpected life lessons By Kelly Ehasz and Megan Wojcik We
DCG celebrates National Pet Day
Take a look at our four-legged friends (and colleagues!). My favorite colleague and companion, my 9-year-old Great Pyrenees mix, Brooser From
DCG: A Virtual Company, a Connected Culture
Though DCG is a virtual company, with teammates located across the United States and even in a few other countries,
VA video shines a light on preventing harassment
And the winner is … DCG! DCG won a Viddy Gold Award in the Cause Related category for our video
Connect Everyone You Can
A Book, a Vietnam Vet, and a Lesson for the Holiday Season Anyone out there watch “Severance?” No spoilers here, but
DCG wins gold at MarCom Awards
Awards, we’ve got a FEW. Our SBA, USAID, and DHS work competed against 6,000+ entries from 43 countries. “Hard work always
Leadership Lessons from My Military Service
By Adam Clampitt Every November, as we approach Veterans Day, I look back on my military experience. It was one of
New work alert! Meet our 7 new contracts
One of our most successful new business seasons ever has yielded a slew of new contracts and growth for DCG.
Work that makes a difference? Count us in!
DCG partners with the U.S. Department of the Treasury to deliver PR and marketing expertise and support underserved communities. At
Setup for Success — Tips for Impactful New Hire Onboarding
Setup for Success — Tips for Impactful New Hire Onboarding By: Courtnie Nolan Picture a sunny, crisp fall day
Employees Help Create New Company Benefits Inspired by Wellness + Well-Being
Credit: Bluewater Sweden, Michael Holzinger Every person is different. What works for one may not be ideal for another. That’s
DCG taps into Google’s cutting-edge media strategies
DCG doesn’t do status quo. Instead, we think big. We think innovative, purposeful. We take actionable steps to get
The Perks of Having Many Hobbies
Ever since I can remember, I’ve always had a creative soul, I’m constantly getting into new hobbies. From music, podcasting,
Built-In Buddy
Unique Program Eases New-Job Jitters What if when you started a new job, you had a built-in friend? Someone
Why I’m thankful for struggle, triumph, and sacrifice
May is Military Appreciation Month. Veteran Brent Wingfield, an outreach strategist (senior account executive) supporting the U.S. Department of
Motherhood + a full-time job — How I found a great balance
Motherhood + a full-time job — How I found a great balance It’s hard to describe motherhood, but I can
DCG celebrates International Women’s Day
In honor of International Women’s Day in March, DCGers took a moment to nominate women they work with day
DCG Gives Staffers Extra Vacation Day
As a result of their hard work, DCGers received a bonus vacation day on March 4. In honor of
A Career Change Changed My Life
The person who asks about my job the most is someone who hasn’t worked in 32 years. My grandmother,