Greg Tarmin, Author at Padilla

Posts by Greg Tarmin

Greg Tarmin has more than 25 years of award-winning communication and leadership experience on both the client and agency sides of public relations and marketing communications. He serves as an executive vice president as well as the head of Padilla’s New York office, where he oversees staff and business development activities as well as supervises services for a variety of clients including award-winning campaigns for Bayer’s Coppertone and Tru By Hilton.

Advice for Soon-to-Be Parents and Their Agency Leaders

May 6, 2019 — Employee Engagement

Agency life is all-consuming. Everyone knows that, and secretly the demands and the busy-ness are part of the appeal, part of what draws us to the profession in the first place. But how do agency life…

Spice-O-Rama

September 14, 2018 — Industry Trends

Code Orange… Warning… Code Orange… It’s September and we all know what that means! Pumpkin Spice Season is back with a vengeance. It all started so innocently 15 years ago: the coffee drink…

Intern-Palooza

July 26, 2018 — Industry Trends

Everyone knows the classic idioms for groups of animals. You know, like a school of fish, a gaggle of geese, a pride of lions, a flock of sheep or a … murder of crows? That’s an ominous one. Yikes…

Punxsutawney, PA, We Have a Problem…

February 2, 2018 — Crisis / Media Relations

Not exactly a crisis, per se, but a problem nonetheless. We have a mole in our midst. Well, not actually a mole, more like a… oh, I can’t even say it. Let’s back up a second. According to a re…

Breaking Up with Breaking News

September 14, 2017 — Industry Trends

Breaking up is hard to do. However, in this case, I found it was necessary. You see, like many of you, I have fallen on the hamster wheel of the 24-hour news cycle and can’t seem to get up. I can ta…

Plays Well With Others

April 3, 2017 — Industry Trends

So, there I was heading off to kindergarten back in 196…. never mind the year. New shoes, new haircut and my treasured ‘Planet of the Apes’ lunchbox. Who knew my kindergarten teacher was onto so…