By:
Zeynep Özbil
01/11/2021
Diversity and inclusion in leadership teams, particularly in sustainability, reinforces versatility and strength of strategies and narratives. By Zeynep Özbil.
By:
Gerry McCusker
25/10/2021
The press conference is an invention of, and convention from, a bygone media era, whose ubiquity as a staple for information relay is dying. By Gerry McCusker.
By:
Cheryl Krauss
18/10/2021
During the covid crisis, Barings has been analyzing things through a global lens and communicating with flexibility, coupled with awareness of local realities. By Cheryl Krauss.
By:
Rachana Panda
11/10/2021
The disruption and destruction caused by climate events makes it imperative for communicators to drive the discourse on the need for impactful climate action. By Rachana Panda.
By:
Leif Geiger
04/10/2021
In an increasingly rapid and explosive media environment, the modern communications officer needs to double-down on one aspect of the job: being the naysayer. By Leif Geiger.
By:
Emmanuel Goedseels
27/09/2021
Who do citizens consider to be credible sources of information in the midst of a global pandemic? By Emmanuel Goedseels.
By:
Arwa Husain
20/09/2021
Communications professionals in India responded to the many discomforts of the pandemic by showing adaptability and embracing upskilling. By Arwa Husain.
By:
Ashford Pritchard
13/09/2021
How PR can help rapidly growing tech startups meet ambitious goals. By Ashford Pritchard.
By:
Alasdair Townsend
06/09/2021
When It comes To LATAM (not the airline), half-measures won’t cut it. By Alasdair Townsend.
By:
Daniel Silberhorn
30/08/2021
Sitting on the IPRA Golden World Awards 2021 jury showed how covid-19 has brought the strongest sides of the PR industry to light. By Daniel Silberhorn.
