Thought Leadership Essays

IPRA thought leadership essays deliver relevant content for anyone involved in international communications. They provide insight on the live issues that matter in the fast-changing world of Public Relations.

ITL #464   Women in Communications: the power of mentorship

author"s portrait It’s time for women to detox from being overly apologetic and celebrate their own remarkable talents. By Kate Dobrucki.

ITL #463 Climate change: new IPRA Chapter enables much needed exchange and global cooperation

author"s portrait Communication and effective stakeholder engagement are the key drivers to support true transformation and help achieve the UN 1.5°C target. This takes the whole PR profession. By Daniel Silberhorn.

ITL #462 Intercultural communications: if you want to catch a fish, listen to the river

author"s portrait When working with clients across the globe it’s vital to understand their differences. By Ralf Weber (pictured) and David Eisenstadt.

ITL #461   Progressing PR: what it takes to deliver ‘integrated’ in 2022

author"s portrait Delivering the best communications work today calls for more collaboration and the ability to identify and co-opt diverse talent. By David Lian.

ITL #460   Let’s bring them to the table first: the seven-course meal can follow

author"s portrait In the age of The Great Resignation we need a Great PR Talent Rethink. By Melissa Arulappan

ITL #459 Sport, technology and the media: embracing technology during the pandemic

author"s portrait European Athletics has stayed on track despite some difficult hurdles thanks to solutions such as a Virtual Media Centre delivered through cloud-based technology. By Rob Faulkner

ITL #458   Sparkling communications: Pandora’s move into lab-grown diamonds

author"s portrait Price point and sustainability considerations were at the heart of the highly newsworthy decision to introduce a range of ‘unnatural’ diamonds. By Johan Melchior.

ITL #457   Telling authentic stories in Asia: building trust in a world of digital natives

author"s portrait Global technology giant Microsoft engages employees as advocates and publishers online and shares powerful stories about how its solutions are changing the world. By Emma Richards.

ITL #456   True green: how corporate governance can save humanity from itself

author"s portrait If all goes to plan, the new International Sustainability Standards Board will apply the principles of public company financial reporting to every aspect of ESG disclosure. By Matt Peacock.

ITL #455 Climate action and the role of communicators: fighting the state of denial

author"s portrait Agencies must question briefs. Are clients genuinely concerned about the environment, or are we being asked to churn out ESG friendly content just to make them look good? By Girish Balachandran.
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