Forty years later, Gard Communications has evolved from its early days, but has never veered far from the idea that if you simply concentrate on the ... 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 »
P.S. These two future employees share a chair, so they are billed out at a discounted rate.
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 »
Everyone here at Gard Communications works hard to deliver a final product we can be proud of. Work that tells our clients’ stories, raises awareness, educates ... full story »
A few of us at Gard attended a recent event at the University Club in downtown Portland, “The Future of News,” featuring Richard Meeker and Mark ... full story »
