PR executive makes move to Rhode Island

Holly Thomas has joined the RDW Group Inc.’s Providence office as a senior account executive. She previously worked at Public Relations Partners in Cleveland, Ohio as a senior program manager, where she was responsible for the development and execution of comprehensive brand communications for consumer clients. Thomas is a member of the Public Relations Society of America. She is a graduate of Kent State University in Ohio. Thomas lives in North Attleboro, Mass.

PBN: Did you realize it gets this cold in Rhode Island?

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Thomas: Is this cold? I relocated here from Cleveland, Ohio, where the first snow often arrives before Halloween!

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PBN: What are you most looking forward to about living here?

Thomas: I’m really looking forward to exploring New England. I’ve done a little already, but there is so much to do and see within a short distance.

PBN: What is the key to successful public relations work?

Thomas: Knowing your audience. It’s PR 101, but it is such a pivotal part of the process. It determines your chances for success right out of the gate. Beyond that, I think successful PR takes creative problem-solving, collaboration and a keen understanding of human behavior.

PBN: What do you like best about your job?

Thomas: The diversity. In my opinion, that’s one of the very best things about working in an agency environment – the exposure to a wide variety of industries, business challenges and professional perspectives. And the pace is such that there is no time or inclination for monotony.

PBN: What inspires you?

Thomas: I’m inspired mostly by the capacity of people – particularly their resilience and courage. I volunteered at the Ronald McDonald House in Cleveland, and I am still inspired by every child and family I met there.

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