View of Downtown Orlando before a breakfast meeting about public relations.
Excellent presentation from a hospital public relations department that is transitioning from focusing primarily on media relations to focusing on public affairs. Public Affairs includes corporate communications, internal communications, and government relations. Click here to read more.
Posted by Gabriel Soltren
Blogging and Social Media Professionals in Florida
FLBlogCon at Full Sail University in Winter Park, Florida
FLBlogCon 2015 at Full Sail University in Winter Park, Florida
FLBlogCon 2015 at Full Sail University in Winter Park, Florida
FLBlogCon 2015 at Full Sail University in Winter Park, Florida
Behind the Scenes Tour of the Full Sail Studios and Backlot
Behind the Scenes Tour of the Full Sail Studios and Backlot
Behind the Scenes Tour of the Full Sail Studios and Backlot
Behind the Scenes Tour of the Full Sail Studios and Backlot
Behind the Scenes Tour of the Full Sail Studios and Backlot
Behind the Scenes Tour of the Full Sail Studios and Backlot
2015 Board of Directors – Gabriel Soltren
At The Digital Animation & Visual Effects School at Universal Studios Florida Production Group with Women in Film & Television – FL
Photographs of the Orlando Public Library in Downtown Orlando
The monolithic concrete Orlando Public Library building was built in 1966. The building was expanded in the 1980s and a tax district was created to continue funding the library.
Posted by Gabriel Soltren
Mayor’s City Academy Group Photograph
Mayor’s City Academy Photographs – Gabriel Soltren
Mayor’s City Academy Council Chamber – Gabriel Soltren
Mayor’s City Academy graduation. – Gabriel Soltren
The City of Orlando Mayor’s City Academy is designed to help residents become better informed about the City of Orlando.
Posted by Gabriel Soltren
ORLANDO, Fla. – Did you know that the Orlando Citrus Bowl stadium was originally a public works project? The stadium was built in 1930s during the Great Economic Depression as part of the Works Progress Administration.
After being renovated several times a major reconstruction was completed in 2014.
Orlando Citrus Bowl 2015
Posted by Gabriel Soltren
May 16, 2015
Give Real Hair To A Child with Cancer
Jonathan Farrant with the recipient of his donated hair through Wigs of Hope at the Centro Médico Ayúdame a Vivir Cancer Hospital in El Salvador, Central America. “I felt inspired to do something for this girl,” said Jonathan Farrant.
ORLANDO, Fla. – As a result chemotherapy, children with cancer lose their hair every day. Wigs of Hope, a nonprofit organization based in Orlando, Florida, provides an opportunity for donors to donate hair and money to make free wigs.
Hundreds of children with cancer lose their hair due to cancer. Wigs of Hope delivers the hair pieces to girls with cancer. Jonathan and Alicia Farrant founded Wigs of Hope in 2015 after learning about the need. Hairpieces were expensive for most children.
After visiting the children at the Centro Médico Ayúdame a Vivir Cancer Hospital in El Salvador, “I felt inspired to do something for this girl,” said Jonathan Farrant.
You can learn more about donating your hair and or how to donate money to make wigs by watching the video below and by visiting WigsofHope.org.
Posted by Gabriel Soltren
Photographs from the Orlando Fire Department Station One in Downtown Orlando, Florida during the City of Orlando Mayor’s City Academy.
The City of Orlando Mayor’s City Academy is designed to help residents become better informed about the City of Orlando.
Posted by Gabriel Soltren
April 1, 2015
ORLANDO, Fla. – Florida Public Relations Association Orlando Area Chapter members Amanda Hidalgo, Chad Binette, Chris Gent, APR, CPRC, Gabriel Soltren, Jeannette Rivera-Lyles, Kacie Boniberger, Katarina dos Santos, Kerry Martin, APR, Laura Kern, APR, María Isabel Sanquírico, Michael McCarthy, and Roger Pynn, APR, CPRC developed a public relations plan for the Adult Literacy League of Central Florida.
Click here to learn more about the project.
The public relations plan provided strategies for social media, corporate partnerships, media relations, and communications.
Florida Public Relations Association member María Isabel Sanquírico along with Dwayne Alers, and Joseph Sweredoski produced public service announcements with journalists including Anchor/Reporter George Estevez pictured above.
The Adult Literacy League serves around 900 students annualy in the Orange, Osceola and Seminole county coverage areas and recruits volunteer tutors. About 300 instructional volunteers provide 37 classes held mostly at libraries in the three-county area.
Journalists Orealis Martinez, Soraya Galan, Farah Paret, Leo Reyes, Jorge Estevez, Paul Gamache, Iza Montalvo, Paula Machado, Rafael Palacios, and Velezka Gil produced public service announcements to inform language learners about the services of the Adult Literacy League of Central Florida.
Posted by Gabriel Soltren
