MEGXIT MILLIONS Prince Harry ‘in talks with US banking giant’ as he and Meghan tipped to earn £1BILLION in corporate deals
The Sun
PR guru Mark Borkowski said Harry and Meghan’s association with JP Morgan was “not the best look”.
He added: “How they accept money, and from whom, is going to be a challenge going forward.”
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/10944943/prince-harry-goldman-sachs/
The eye-watering taxpayer sum Kate and William spend on travel, REVEALED
The Express
PR expert Mark Borkowski said the couple’s decision to work with JP Morgan was “not the best look”.
He added: “How they accept money, and from whom, is going to be a challenge going forward.”
Meghan Markle, Prince Harry face backlash after attending Miami summit
Page Six
British PR guru and author Mark Borkowski told the Sun that the Sussexes’ association with JP Morgan was “not the best look.”
“How they accept money, and from whom, is going to be a challenge going forward,” Borkowski said.
Meghan and Harry attacked after receiving eye-watering sum from fossil fuel bankroll firm
New York Post
According to The Sun, PR expert Mark Borkowski said the couple’s decision to work with JP Morgan was “not the best look”.
He added: “How they accept money, and from whom, is going to be a challenge going forward.”
Meghan Markle news: Expert claims Sussexes risk ‘being seen as tacky’ after JP Morgan talk
New York Post
Now PR guru Mark Borkowski has come forward to slam the pair in a scathing new interview with the Daily Mail, as he questions Prince Harry capitalising on his personal issues for financial gain.
He said: “This shows how difficult it is going to be. They’ve got to make a lot of money and they are going to slip up on the way.
“The worry is how many of these type of gigs are there going to be?
“For JP Morgan, it’s an extraordinary “get”. They clearly have the money to afford them, but Harry and Meghan need to avoid being perceived as tacky.”
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle criticised for their first ‘job’ since royal split
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But PR expert Mark Borkowski has raised concerns over the sincerity of the speech – especially due to the fact the couple were reportedly paid almost $1 million for their appearance.
Speaking to the Mail Online, Borkowski said, “They’ve got to make a lot of money and they are going to slip up on the way.
“The worry is how many of these type of gigs are there going to be? How often can Harry play the card about his mental health?”
He added, “They clearly have the money to afford them, but Harry and Meghan need to avoid being perceived as tacky.”
Mark believes the pair need to be careful about cashing in financially for speaking about personal issues, as well as being hypocritical when it comes to climate change.
NOT SO ECO Eco-warriors Prince Harry and Meghan Markle slammed for going to summit hosted by bank that finances fossil fuel firms
The Sun
PR guru Mark Borkowski said Harry and Meghan’s association with JP Morgan was “not the best look”.
He added: “How they accept money, and from whom, is going to be a challenge going forward.”
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/10928194/prince-harry-meghan-markle-jp-morgan-fossil-fuels/
Meghan Markle: Expert claims Sussexes risk ‘being seen as tacky’ after JP Morgan talk
The Express
Now PR guru Mark Borkowski has come forward to slam the pair in a scathing new interview with the Daily Mail, as he questions Prince Harry capitalising on his personal issues for financial gain.
He said: “This shows how difficult it is going to be. They’ve got to make a lot of money and they are going to slip up on the way.
“The worry is how many of these type of gigs are there going to be?
“For JP Morgan, it’s an extraordinary “get”. They clearly have the money to afford them, but Harry and Meghan need to avoid being perceived as tacky.”
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle face heat for supporting fossil fuel bankroll firm
International Business Times
“PR guru Mark Borkowski said Harry and Meghan’s association with JP Morgan was “not the best look,” and added: “How they accept money, and from whom, is going to be a challenge going forward.”
CASHING IN Meghan & Harry risk making Brand Sussex ‘tacky’ after JP Morgan gig that could have earned them £775k, expert warns
The Sun
PR guru Mark Borkowski said to The Mail on Sunday that there is a danger of lucrative appearances like this being perceived as “tacky”.
He said: “This shows how difficult it is going to be. They’ve got to make a lot of money and they are going to slip up on the way.
“The worry is how many of these type of gigs are there going to be? How often can Harry play the card about his mental health?
“For JP Morgan, it’s an extraordinary ‘get’. They clearly have the money to afford them, but Harry and Meghan need to avoid being perceived as tacky.”
Harry and Meghan’s fabulous weekend: Private jet to Miami, J-Lo dinner, $1 million paycheck — and Oscars?
East Bay Times
“It’s a great get for JP Morgan,” top British branding expert Mark Borkowski told The Daily Mail. He also estimated that the couple could have raked in at least $500,000, plus expenses, for attending the mega-bank’s Alternative Investment Summit. However, other estimates say the Sussexes could have earned up to $1 million for the gig, the Daily Express and the Sunday Times reported.
“(JP Morgan) clearly has the money to afford them, but Harry and Meghan need to avoid being perceived as tacky,” Borkowski added.
Harry and Meghan’s gamble with Brand Sussex: Royal couple risk being seen as ‘tacky’ after taking JP Morgan gig that could have seen them paid $1million, expert warns
The Daily Mail
PR guru Mark Borkowski told The Mail on Sunday: ‘This shows how difficult it is going to be. They’ve got to make a lot of money and they are going to slip up on the way.
‘The worry is how many of these type of gigs are there going to be? How often can Harry play the card about his mental health?
‘For J P Morgan, it’s an extraordinary “get”. They clearly have the money to afford them, but Harry and Meghan need to avoid being perceived as tacky.’
What Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s post-royal life might look like
The List
British PR and branding expert Mark Borkowski told The Post (via Page Six) that Harry and Meghan could begin careers in public speaking, where they could expect to make at least half a million per speech. Another possibility for the couple, said Borkowski, is that they create a documentary channel. “With the kind of work that Meghan and Harry want to do, they have to be free from palace protocol and politics,” said Borkowski. “You can’t speak out properly with the Palace breathing down your neck.”
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Meghan Markle & Prince Harry Have Big Plans for Their New Non-Royal Life
CafeMom
Mark Borkowski, a British PR and branding expert, told the New York Post that Harry and Meghan could each stand to make at least half a million dollars per speech. Additionally, the couple may be mulling around setting up their own documentary channel.
“With the kind of work that Meghan and Harry want to do, they have to be free from palace protocol and politics,” Borkowski said. “You can’t speak out properly with the palace breathing down your neck.”
Even with their newfound freedom, however, there’s a certain way Harry and Meghan should go about their business model, the PR expert says.
“There is a very clever way of being Kardashian-like. People joke about the Kardashians, but look at their enormous value,” he said. “Meghan and Harry are clearly connected to a lot of money, they have a fantastic platform. But it needs to be the right money. They can’t be seen to take money from oligarchs and Middle Eastern princes.”
He continued, “I could see them throwing almighty parties every quarter, like Elton John does to raise money for his AIDS foundation, with the great and the good.”
https://thestir.cafemom.com/celebrities/223474/meghan-markle-prince-harry-plans
Prince Harry and Meghan could face costly fight for Sussex Royal brand
The Guardian
One leading PR said the pair should fight tooth and nail to keep it. “They have to fight for it. What else are they going to be? Harry and Meghan Windsor?” said Mark Borkowski.
Changing it would be “expensive and incredibly complicated”, he said. “There will be a lot of entrepreneurs out there who have been looking at variations of that name and who have been creating land grabs for it.”
While keeping the name might attract criticism, not keeping it would not avoid future intense scrutiny of the couple. “Nothing is going to stop the level of scrutiny, whatever they do” Borkowski said.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/jan/20/prince-harry-meghan-sussex-royal-brand
Prince Harry and Meghan: How could the couple make money?
BBC News
Public relations consultant Mark Borkowski said even without their titles, the couple are “powerful A-listers in their own right, so they’re going to attract a lot of attention”.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s first post-Megxit plans revealed
Page Six
Top British PR and branding expert Mark Borkowski told The Post that the pair could each expect to rake in at least half a million dollars per speech — and may even set up their own documentary channel.
“With the kind of work that Meghan and Harry want to do, they have to be free from palace protocol and politics,” Borkowski said. “You can’t speak out properly with the Palace breathing down your neck.”
He said the pair is hopefully savvy enough to make themselves not look crass.
“There is a very clever way of being Kardashian-like. People joke about the Kardashians, but look at their enormous value,” the expert said. “Meghan and Harry are clearly connected to a lot of money, they have a fantastic platform. But it needs to be the right money. They can’t be seen to take money from oligarchs and Middle Eastern princes.”
He continued, “I could see them throwing almighty parties every quarter, like Elton John does to raise money for his AIDS foundation, with the great and the good.”
https://pagesix.com/2020/01/21/meghan-markle-and-prince-harrys-first-post-megxit-plans-revealed/
Harry and Meghan: Queen doles out ‘punishment’
The Australian
“They are now Mr and Mrs Ordinary,” public relations consultant Mark Borkowski. “It’s still going to be difficult, but not having the royal mark, they can be more free in terms of what they choose to fund them.”
UK’s Harry, Meghan to give up their royal titles
Manila Standard
“They are now Mr and Mrs Ordinary,” public relations consultant Mark Borkowski told the UK’s PA news agency.“It’s still going to be difficult, but not having the royal mark they can be more free in terms of what they choose to fund them.”
Footage emerges of Harry ‘touting’ Meghan for a job at Lion King premiere
The Scotsman
But PR guru Mark Borkowski said that the couple will need more than a couple of voiceover deals to achieve their aims of earning their own incomes.
He added: “That sort of work isn’t where they are going to recover the sort of money that they need to keep the whole thing running – you don’t see Michelle and Barack Obama doing voiceovers for commercials.
“They (Harry and Meghan) are going to have business deals.