LANSING, Mich. – Martin Waymire, a Lansing-based, full-service public relations and digital marketing firm with a focus on public policy, has added three staff members and promoted two as it …
2018: A Year of (Really) Winning
What does winning really look like? For our clients and our Martin Waymire team, it looks a lot like 2018. Here are just a few examples of how we and …
Interns in Offices Getting Coffee
#InternLife The structure of internship programs and the responsibilities entrusted to interns vary from company to company. Most assure you that you’ll do more than just make copies and coffee; …
Rocktoberfest
The first annual Rocktoberfest was an opportunity to bring clients, friends and family together to celebrate our successes this year and continue our mission to make Michigan a better place. …
Don’t Get Wound Up – Manage Your Time as a Student Practitioner
I’m pretty sure I’m not alone when I say that there isn’t enough hours in the day and weekends just never seem long enough. Between juggling a full class load, …
Winning with Balance
Winning with Balance is one of our core values at Martin Waymire. To put that value into practice, this summer we introduced the “Friday afternoons off” policy at Martin Waymire. …
Avoiding Summer Brain Drain
With summer in full swing, it’s easy to waste away in front of a television with a season of The Office under your belt and a burrito bowl on your …
The Dogs of Martin Waymire
At Martin Waymire, we’re extremely proud of the culture we’ve created — we routinely talk about our dedication to work/life balance (our summer half-day Fridays can attest to this), being …
Caring is Contagious
College is all fun and games until you realize you don’t know what you’re doing with your life. Yes, I was having fun and making friends but what about after …
Six Tips for Transitioning from Student to New Professional
It’s that time of the year again. Students all over are graduating and looking for gainful employment. It’s been a year since I graduated from Michigan State University, but I …