A little over two years ago, Gard, like just about every other company, shifted to a remote work setting. We all set up home offices and got used to seeing each other on screens rather than in person. Full story »
She was a professional ballet dancer. She's a foodie and a borderline Peloton addict. She's also our president and CEO. And now, Liz Fuller is officially one of the Portland Business Journal's Forty Under 40 honorees. Full story »
"Concentrate on the work and the rest will follow."
Brian Gard first started saying that to himself and adhering to it as his guiding strategy at the very inception of what would become Gard Communications in 1979. Full story »
What are the major issues on the minds of seemingly all Oregonians these days? Ask Adam Davis, and he’ll tell you. Full story »
While we usually focus on getting positive news coverage for our clients, the recent death of John Tongue inspired our founder, Brian Gard, to reflect on… Full story »
In the recent article, “As Oregon execs dive into the political fray, we explore the risks of taking a stance,” Portland Business Journal interviewed public relations experts about… Full story »
Debunking the “Agency Life” Myth When you hear the phrase, “agency life,” what comes to mind? I can take a guess: you’re picturing a busy office… Full story »
This week we are thankful for our clients, our work, and our future. Happy Thanksgiving from all of us here at Gard. Full story »
Part of what makes working at Gard so rewarding is the ability to tell stories for a wide variety of clients, opening up many opportunities for… Full story »
It’s uncommon for Gard to be the one making the news, or, perhaps better said, to be in the news. We are more comfortable behind the… Full story »
