News or feature writing

Glenn Hasek, president of Hasek Communications, has been a professional business journalist for more than 20 years. His assignments have taken him as far west as Hawaii and as far east as Berlin, Germany. His articles have appeared in the following publications: California Lodging, Pulse, Boutique Design, The Bottomline, Marketing Leadership in Hospitality and Tourism, Transport Topics, Ohio Magazine, Landscape Design/Build, Cleveland Magazine, Ohio Business, Hotel & Motel Management, FIU Review, AAHOA Lodging Business, Resource Recycling, IndustryWeek, Florida Hotel & Motel Journal, Crane Works, The Rooms Chronicle, Ohio Lodging, The Plain Dealer, Leadership for Manufacturers, L.A. Direct, Frontline Solutions, Fuel Cell Manufacturing, IndustryWeek’s Growing Companies, Crain’s Cleveland Business, The Bargain Hunter, Medina County Gazette, Bluffton College’s alumni magazine, the official publication of the Hotel Motel Engineers Assn. and numerous others.

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Samples of recently published articles:

From the July/August 2008 edition of Boutique Design: Joie de Vivre 'Awakens' Potential of 'Tranquil' Domain Hotel

From the January/February 2008 edition of Boutique Design: Hotel Terra: Boutique Goes Green

From the February 27, 2006 issue of Crain's Cleveland: Preparation is Vital to Holding Attendees' Attention

From the October 2005 issue of Ohio Magazine: More than Academics

From the June 2005 issue of AAHOA Lodging Business: Property Management Systems for Preventive Maintenance

From Approach, the Summer 2005 John Deere publication: ARRRGH! Stress Management for Golf Course Superintendents

From the April 2005 issue of Ohio Magazine: Craftsmen Offer New Styles

From the October 2004 issue of Ohio Magazine: Harvest Time in Amish Country

From the September-October 2004 issue of CraneWorks: Rising Insurance Costs

From the August 2004 issue of IndustryWeek: Focus on the Best 50

From the June/July 2004 edition of the Florida Hotel & Motel Journal: How Well Does Your Safety Program Measure Up?

From the January/February 2004 edition of The Rooms Chronicle: Public Relations Professionals Provide Positive Return on Investment

From the December 2003 edition of Hotel Online (co-written with Mike Benjamin, v.p. of sales for Diversified Computer Corp.):
Turning Problems into Opportunities: Guest Response Systems Provide the Data Needed to Eliminate Defects, Improve Processes, Increase Guest Satisfaction

From the November 2003 edition of Hotel Online (co-written with Mike Benjamin, v.p. of sales for Diversified Computer Corp.):
Tired of Fighting Fires? Proactive Hotel Managers Implement Guest Call Centers to Deliver Outstanding Service, Save Thousands of Dollars

From the April 2003 issue of Ohio Magazine:
Life in the Slow Lane

From Frontline Solutions¾December 2002:
Tracking Efficiency

From IndustryWeek¾October 2002:
Zero Defects and Beyond

From Ohio Magazine¾September 2002:
Harvest Time in Amish Country

From Inside Business¾July 2002
Machine Politics

From Inside Business¾May 2002
Cashing in on Defense

Hasek Communications--Hotel Public Relations and much more!

When to use public relations :

	To create and build a brand.
	To help launch a new product or service, or an enhancement of a product or service.
	To announce the signing of a new agreement.
	To tout the success of your company.
	To announce a personnel appointment or promotion.
	To publicize a survey, white paper, contest or special event.
	To generate industry buzz about a trade show or other event—a hotel opening, for example.
	To help transform a negative perception into a positive one.
	To relate how a customer is successfully using a product or service—a case study.
	To gain a competitive advantage.
	To provide results at a fraction of the cost of paid advertising.
	To lend additional credibility to a company’s message.
	To help the public understand a company’s products and services.
	To position an individual as a leader within an industry.
	To create effective media and community relationships.
	To announce an alliance or partnership.
	To note a landmark in a company's history.
	To announce a contribution to a charity.
	To announce the move into a new market.
	To publicize a name change or address change.
	To announce the launch of a company publication such as a newsletter.
	To talk about trends you are seeing.