Everyone is feeling the impact of what's going on in the economy right now. Businesses of all sizes have been forced to make tough decisions on how they’ll effectively manage their operations, cater to their customers, and consider the impacts on their employees. Here at Consult PR, we've also had to make more than a few adjustments to our operations.  We’re proud to report that we have successfully retained over 90% of our team members. Here’s a short message from our SVP of Operations, Harsh Singh, about how the CPR team feels about the decisions leadership has made to date.

“As for our team, everyone is safely in a ‘work from home’ mode and maintaining a good work-life balance is the focus there now. The team has been really appreciative of the steps management has taken. They understand how tough a time this is for businesses the worldover.  Our team appreciates that we have found a way to minimize the impact on them. Multiple team members have reached out to me and other leaders alike to commend the plan that has been put in place. The support has been nothing short of tremendous and serves to underscore the fact that we are indeed and always will be a CPR family.

During this stressful and uncertain period, our clients have been forced to make a multitude of ever-evolving adjustments. Getting the large quantity of changes handled quickly and in real-time has been a monumental challenge. From putting up notices on the homepage of client websites, social media, etc.  so their customers know how they are functioning during this pandemic to spinning down usually successful programs to conserve and retain marketing dollars for the impending recovery....our team has risen to the occasion. Our clients have shared the sentiment that they are relieved and thankful that we are still fully operational and able to provide continuous service.  That said, it is we that are truly grateful to our clients for their patronage over the years and we will continue to do everything possible to support our clients in this very difficult time.”