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Meg Roberts

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Promotions Associate, Entertainment

As a Promotions Associate in NMS’ Entertainment department, Meg is responsible for building and maintaining strong working relationships with our various partners, as well as promoting our clients’ products and services.

Prior to joining NMS, Meg was a graduate intern at VOX Global Mandate, a Fleishman-Hillard company that specializes in public affairs and strategic communications.

Meg graduated summa cum laude from the University of South Florida with a Bachelor of Arts degree in mass communications and a concentration in public relations.

Recent Blog Posts from Meg Roberts

Real-Time Search: Brands Must Take Responsibility for Their Digital Presences

If you’ve conducted an Internet search recently, you might have noticed some changes in the results page. Search for “Obama” and you’ll see a new section in the middle of the page called “Latest Results” that list messages web users have shared on sites such as Twitter, MySpace, and Facebook. Now, more than ever before, organizations need to be aware of their digital presence to effectively manage reputations.

FaviconMeg Roberts, Promotions Associate, Entertainment on December 17, 2009 in New Media Strategies, Online Intelligence, Reputation Management, Social Networks, Search Engine Reputation Management

4 Questions Obama Needs to Answer Before We Can Have a Wiki White House

Yes, the Obama campaign (and now administration) used social media to energize and educate millions of people about political issues. But how will that continue once Mr. Obama takes his seat in the Oval Office? Will the ideas translate well to other branches and departments? The panel and audience raised several questions that need to be answered...

FaviconMeg Roberts, Promotions Associate, Entertainment on January 14, 2009 in NMS Public Affairs, Social Media, Engagement, Political Influence

Building Relationships: The Foundation for Good PR

Trust is the building block to relationships, and relationships should be the foundation of good public relations. A conversation I had with a fellow blogger forced me to evaluate my role as a public relations practitioner – a very rewarding experience that helped me grow even more passionate about what I do.

FaviconMeg Roberts, Promotions Associate, Entertainment on September 10, 2008 in Digital PR, Social Media, Engagement

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