Hannah Hunter

In an election where nothing seemed certain except for the distinct polarity between parties, candidates, and Americans nationwide, the overall outcome took several days to determine – ultimately with the Senate being held by Democrats and Republicans taking control of the House of Representatives by just a few seats. At a glance, Republicans did not […]

While the functionality and endgame of sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) remain largely the same in 2022 as ever—driving economic diversification and ensuring long-term, sustainable wealth for future generations—the varied approaches to realizing these objectives have become quite diverse. For some more traditional models, fears of a looming recession and persistent uncertainties around a global economy […]

Chambers & Partners annual Litigation Support Guide has again recognized KARV Communications as a top public relations and communications firm in the U.S. Chambers & Partners is an international publication known across the legal industry that identifies and ranks the most outstanding firms in over 180 jurisdictions throughout the world. In the guide, we highlight […]

In these highly-charged and hyper-partisan times, athletes are using their platforms to speak out on major issues, putting the pressure on sports leagues and organizations to do and say the right thing. This makes it more important than ever for those sports leagues and organizations to implement a communications strategy that invokes empathy and understanding […]

The Biden-Harris Administration: Andrew Frank, President of KARV and a former staffer in the Clinton Administration, speaks with host Richard Levick of LEVICK about the areas likely to receive more regulatory attention, and how companies and countries should prepare for the new administration.

This piece was originally published in PR News on February 10, 2021, by Eric Andrus. COVID-19 has forced changes in just about everything, including the U.S. court system. Nowhere are those adaptations more tradition-breaking than at the Supreme Court (SCOTUS).  The court’s new virtual setting requires critical adjustments to media relations strategy, yet these changes may offer […]