Welcome to Standing
Standing Partnership is a leading independent strategic communications firm that provides a comprehensive approach to reputation management. Our creative programs help our clients earn trust equity with those who matter the most to them.
We improve the reputations of our clients’ organizations by leveraging our expertise in brand positioning, employee relations, issues and crisis management, digital communications and public relations.
Clients seamlessly access additional expertise through our strategic partnerships with other marketing firms and our membership in the Worldcom Public Relations Group, a selective international network of more than 100 top independent public relations firms.
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We had a need to move into new market territories that were unfamiliar to us. Standing leveraged its knowledge and experience to help us do that.
Gary C. Dollar
President and Chief Executive Officer
United Way of Greater St. Louis
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What Does the Future Hold for Google Plus?
By: Nick Sargent
01/27/2012 - In our first two videos of the series Ashlyn Brewer and I examined "What is Google Plus?" and "Who Should Use Google Plus?" In part three, we debate the long-term…
January St. Louis Agribusiness Club Lunch: Rural/Urban Divide
By: Jessica Hartman
01/25/2012 - Yesterday I had the privilege of attending the January St. Louis Agribusiness Club lunch hosted by the National Association of Farm Broadcasters. An impressive crowd gathered to hear St. Louis…
What We’re Reading – Social Media and SOPA/PIPA
By: Maggie Brandt
01/20/2012 - I don't know about you, but my Facebook newsfeed had been blowing up with comments about and criticisms of SOPA/PIPA, the proposed legislation to hold Internet companies like Google responsible…
