Reputation Room

People often think that public relations is spin. However, the best communicators aren’t spinning anything. They’re helping leaders think clearly, speak honestly, and navigate moments that can define a company, a brand, or a career. Reputation Room is a place where we have candid conversations about leadership, communication, and the decisions that shape how organizations are seen and remembered.

Reputation Room is a business podcast hosted by Andy Hallmark, with 6 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Andy Hallmark hosts Reputation Room, a business show with 6 episodes published.

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  The New Rules of Hiring Communicators

  Jul 29, 202619 min

  In this episode of Reputation Room , Andy Hallmark talks with Lisa Tomlin, Director of Communications for North America at Framatome, about what she's actually looking for when she hires communications professionals today. They discuss why curiosity has replaced writing as the most valuable trait, how AI is changing expectations for young professionals, why broad experience matters more than early specialization, and the three qualities that separate great hires from average ones: curiosity, judgment, and ownership. Whether you're a communications leader building a team or a young professional trying to land your first role, this conversation offers practical advice on what really stands out in today's hiring environment.

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  PR or Advertising? Start With the Real Problem

  Jul 7, 202627 minS0

  <p>When a leader says, “We need to get our name out there,” what are they really asking for?</p><p></p><p>In this episode of Reputation Room, Andy Hallmark talks with Jon Miller, vice president of client service at Trilix, about when organizations should use PR, when advertising is the better tool, and when the two need to work together. They discuss why visibility is not always the real problem, how trust shapes strategy, what clients often misunderstand about cost and measurement, and why better campaigns usually begin with better questions.</p>

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  Reputation Room

  PR or Advertising? Start With the Real Problem

  Jul 7, 202627 min

  When a leader says, “We need to get our name out there,” what are they really asking for? In this episode of Reputation Room , Andy Hallmark talks with Jon Miller, vice president of client service at Trilix, about when organizations should use PR, when advertising is the better tool, and when the two need to work together. They discuss why visibility is not always the real problem, how trust shapes strategy, what clients often misunderstand about cost and measurement, and why better campaigns usually begin with better questions.

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  Navigating Washington When the Winds Shift

  Jun 9, 202635 min

  Andy Hallmark talks with Jeff Navin, partner and co-founder of Boundary Stone Partners, about how companies, coalitions, and leaders communicate around complex public policy issues in a constantly shifting political environment. The conversation explores why a positive reputation depends on authenticity, audience-first messaging, the right messengers, and showing up before a crisis — not just when your back is against the wall.

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  Reputation Room

  Navigating Washington When the Winds Shift

  Jun 9, 202635 minS0

  <p>Andy Hallmark talks with Jeff Navin, partner and co-founder of Boundary Stone Partners, about how companies, coalitions, and leaders communicate around complex public policy issues in a constantly shifting political environment. The conversation explores why a positive reputation depends on authenticity, audience-first messaging, the right messengers, and showing up before a crisis — not just when your back is against the wall.</p>

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