Neal Moore

When Stephanie Alderdice wanted to change the name of the Hot Springs marketing agency she bought from founder Kirby Williams in 2016, she struck on SixtyOne Celsius to replace Kirby & Co. read more >

In full Western outfit, a yellow kerchief and a badge that turns out to be a bank logo, he’s modeled of course on Tonto’s favorite ke-mo sah-bee, but he’s actually Michigan actor and model Brandon Layne. read more >

This month, ComGroup celebrated the things that set it apart, marking its 30th anniversary with a rebranding, a new website and logo, and a renewed focus on three core business areas: agriculture, industrial business-to-business work and what the industry calls G2C, or government messaging to citizens. read more >

Kirby & Co., the longtime Hot Springs marketing and communications firm, has a hot new name: 61° Celsius. read more >

A campfire seems unlikely, but storytellers will gather round at this year’s Summer Camp Communications Workshop, sponsored by the Arkansas chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators. read more >

The Arkansas Chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators is holding a workshop on social media for professional communicators. read more >

A summer camp by the Arkansas Chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators will explore how communication professionals, nonprofits and ad agencies can perform in a business world rocked by globalization and digitalization. read more >

Neal Moore, a founding partner of Little Rock ad agency The Communications Group, is venturing out on his own with a company called NealMooreCreative. read more >