Milldam’s President, Adam Waitkunas, will attend PTC’24 January 21-24 in Honolulu. This event brings together key players and influencers from the data center and telecom sectors, providing an ideal platform for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and business development. Feel free to reach out to Adam if you would like to meet to discuss Milldam’s new Data Center Community Relations service and any PR and content development needs you may have.See you in Hawaii!
O’Dwyer’s PR news recently wrote about Milldam’s newest service offering that helps data center developers bridge the gap between with local communities throughout North America. Check out the article here
Recently, MPR’s President, Adam Waitkunas spoke with Dan Rabb from Bisnow about the growing opposition to data center developments from various communities. Adam provides some suggestions for strategies and how the industry should be implementing data center community relations and engagement, while educating the general public about data centers. You can read the full Bisnow here Data Center Community Relations Data Center Community Engagement Data Center Government Relations
Earlier this week, Beverly Hills Public Relations firm, Milldam Public Relations released its November newsletter. The theme of the newsletter discusses the importance of not overlooking new office or geographic expansion announcements. Many dismiss these announcements as not necessary, but there are different angles to leverage when promoting an expansion: Localize it Highlight how your customers/targets will benefit Include who will be leading the new office Mention the reason for the expansion Highlight customers/partners in […]
Data Center knowledge recently spoke with Milldam’s President, Adam Waitkunas about the increased pushback of data center development and the importance of data center community relations and engagement. In the piece, Adam highlights the need for data center developers to engage at the local level and have a community relations plan for each development. With each community comes a different set of challenges. You can read the full piece here
See Milldam’s dedicated Data Center Community Relations Service During the past few years, data centers have increased their presence in the suburbs. In response, many local communities are speaking out and resisting this transformation. For example, two cities in Arizona and communities in Virginia, Connecticut and Oregon are complaining and want to stop future data center development. Data center owners and operators must be aware of this and have a strategy for data center community […]
