Sandra McGrew
![Sandra McGrew, Amanda Hoelzeman, Carrie Phillips and Angelita Faller. [PHOTO provided]](https://arkansasbusiness.wppcdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Image_5-8-25_at_6.53e280afPM_opt-e1747516317815-300x194.jpg)
APR Spells Excellence In Communications Work
Arkansas’ PRSA chapter leads the nation in APR-certified members and welcomed three new honorees in April, while meteorologist Laura Huckabee returns to KHBS/KHOG’s morning newscast. read more >
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5 Arkansas PR Pros Gain Accreditation
About 40% of the PRSA Arkansas chapter members are accredited, ranking it among the highest chapters in APR-to-member ratios. read more >
Sismondo Brings Sports Med Experience to Jonesboro Orthopaedics (Movers & Shakers)
Dr. Ronald Sismondo Jr. has joined Jonesboro Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, specializing in orthopedic surgery. read more >
Ghidotti Picked to Help Police Attract Recruits
As Natalie Ghidotti begins a mission to attract women and minority applicants for more than 50 vacancies on the Little Rock police force, she won’t be using an image of a man covered in SWAT gear as her poster boy. read more >
by Kyle Massey -
Ghidotti, Mangan Holcomb Top ARcom Awards
Ghidotti Communications and Mangan Holcomb Partners were the big winners last month in the inaugural ARcom Awards. read more >
by Kyle Massey -
Sandra McGrew to Lead Content at Ghidotti Communications
Sandra McGrew, a former Little Rock TV news reporter and magazine editor, has joined Ghidotti Communications to run its new content communications division, the firm announced Tuesday. read more >
by Kyle Massey -
Little Rock Soiree Announces New Editor-In-Chief, Editor
Arkansas Business Publishing Group of Little Rock (ABPG) announced Monday that Sandra McGrew and Amanda Hoelzeman would take on new roles at Little Rock Soirée, Little Rock’s premier city magazine. read more >
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