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 #209 Let your audience know you: doing things the Arnold Palmer way

author"s portrait Arnold Palmer was a sporting great, both on and off the golf course. The way he connected with the public is a shining example for everybody involved in communications. By Peter Spurway.

ITL #208 The future is communications: time for PR to seize the day and a new name

author"s portrait With clients increasingly seeking a joined-up approach that brings together paid, owned and earned media, there is a great opportunity to take the lead on integration. By Adam Rubins.

ITL #207 Indian pharma: managing reputational risk in the digital era

author"s portrait Like the pharmaceuticals industry globally, the local industry in India faces its fair share of reputational challenges. By Seema Ahuja.

ITL #206 How to win: IPRA Golden World Awards 2017

author"s portrait IPRA GWA judges share what they look for in a successful campaign and set out the advantages of winning one of these prestigious international PR accolades. By Rob Gray.

ITL #205 Corporate blogs: an effective boost for visibility and vitality

author"s portrait How do you create a corporate blog that stands out from the crowd? And what can we learn from the best exponents of the art? By Ina Nikolova.

ITL #204 Before and after: why we need a new approach to crisis management

author"s portrait Progress in moving crisis management from tactics in the ‘war room’ to strategy in the boardroom has been too slow. By Tony Jaques.

ITL #203 Employee engagement: talent retention in the era of the experiential generation

author"s portrait The conventional approach to employee engagement must be turned on its head if employers in the communications business are to get the most out of millennials. By Kavita Rao.

ITL #202 What a doctor looks like: lessons from the Delta debacle

author"s portrait A flight attendant’s unwillingness to believe a black woman was a medical doctor is a shocking example of the kind of crisis that occurs when a company’s purpose, values and behavior are out of alignment. By Jennifer Janson.

ITL #201 High time for change: promoting cannabis in Canada

author"s portrait Legislation to legalize marijuana for recreational use will likely be tabled by the Canadian government in 2017, bringing interesting PR challenges in its wake. By Carol Levine.

ITL #200 Untapped potential: Tell me a good story and I shall listen

author"s portrait Many B2B businesses ignore the power of storytelling in the mistaken belief that emotionally driven brand communication belongs only in the B2C realm. By Camilla Lercke.
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