“The way to gain a good reputation is to endeavor to be what you desire to appear.” – Socrates

Our Passion Projects in which all or a significant amount of our time is donated to the cause include…

• Action San Antonio (co-organizer)
• Food 4 SA
• Ethics in Business

Oh, we try not to get big heads, but sometimes it’s nice to be recognized. Here are some neat tidbits we’re particularly honored to share…

• WOAI 2010 Top San Antonio Mommy Blogs
• National Wildlife Foundation Founding Mother 
• Recipient, Texas Social Media Awards, Austin American Statesman (2011)
• Texas Public Relations Association (TPRA) Best of Texas Silver and Bronze awards (2006)
• Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) La Plata and El Bronce trophies and certificate of merit (2006)
• Credit Union National Association (CUNA) Best Practices (2006)
• Guest blogger, Sanera PDC March Marketing Madness, How to Snag Traditional Media Coverage
• Guest blogger, San Antonio Area Foundation, Thinking Differently About Social Media
• Named as contributing to a Mashable article…Mashable…kinda makes my heart beat fast! Top 12 Online Fundraising Platforms for Donors & NonProfits

And while we’re busy out getting news coverage for our clients, it’s sweet when reporters take notice of something we’ve done that’s special. Here are some examples…

• Great American Campout
• Choosing A Summer Camp
• Unusual San Antonio Summer Camps
• Flaks and Sacked
• Action Camp 2010

Debi is asked to do a lot of speaking engagements, and it’s a lot of fun. Some more than others. Here are some of her favorites…

• Social Media Policy, 5th Annual Coastal Bend AIDS Foundation HIV/AIDS and Substance Abuse Conference 2010
• Media and Technology, 2010 Summer Institute for Leadership and Stewardship (UTSA Center for Policy Studies)
• Social Media 101, Divas with Dollars (don’t you just love that name!)
• Opening Speaker, CREW Forum 2011
• Communicating Your Mission, UTSA Center for Policy Studies
• YOU on Social Media, Texas Association of NonProfit Organizations

“Debi is always an engaging, informative and entertaining speaker. She gives very valuable information in a manner that is understood by individuals who may not carry the communications role on a regular basis.” ~ UTSA Center for Policy Studies