M+R

FEBRUARY 8, 2022

All of the questions we asked about the audience to develop relevant creative apply here as well. The answers should be more clear since we are talking about one specific mind rather than an audience’s collective experience, and there is often the opportunity to ask these questions directly. You can reach her at gemmons@mrss.com.

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NTEN

MARCH 24, 2010

We're asking them all to share their answers to five very important questions. I love this question because I loved the Muppets growing up. My Rhode Island accent also might make my speech sound similar to his gibberish every now and then. Speaker: Charlotte Kresse, Adams Hussey & Associates.

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NTEN

MARCH 24, 2010

We're asking them all to share their answers to five very important questions. I love this question because I loved the Muppets growing up. My Rhode Island accent also might make my speech sound similar to his gibberish every now and then. Speaker: Charlotte Kresse, Adams Hussey & Associates.

Channel 44

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Nonprofit Tech for Good

JANUARY 30, 2021

Ask yourself some very simple questions: Are my key points really what my attendees want to know? Are we talking about a population the size of Rhode Island, or the number of people who can fit inside a stadium? Walk in their shoes! Is this information truly useful to them? Will my explanations keep them interested?

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M+R

MARCH 16, 2021

Successfully demonstrating need requires us to communicate the answers to three questions: Who is affected by the problem, threat, or situation? Do that too often in your creative, though, and you risk sounding like Chicken Little. Will is the Senior Creative Director and sole member of M+R’s remote Rhode Island outpost.

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Nonprofit Tech for Good

JANUARY 30, 2021

Ask yourself some very simple questions: Are my key points really what my attendees want to know? Are we talking about a population the size of Rhode Island, or the number of people who can fit inside a stadium? Walk in their shoes! Is this information truly useful to them? Will my explanations keep them interested?

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