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 #75 Organizations under attack: building reputations from the inside out

author"s portrait Protecting your organization’s most valuable and vulnerable asset means understanding that the walls that once separated internal from external comms have crumbled. By Heath Applebaum.

ITL #74 Compulsory CSR: Indonesia takes a tough stance but clarity on definitions is lacking

author"s portrait Disregard for environmental and social responsibility by multinationals operating in Indonesia has triggered a strong legislative response. CSR is now mandatory. By Armand Maris.

ITL #73 Anonymity is the new black: the rise of incognito tech

author"s portrait The ease with which personal information can now be shared is putting consumers on their guard. With new technologies and devices emerging all the time, people are waking up to the threats posed to their anonymity. By Ben Maynard and Elaine Cameron.

ITL #72 Continuous learning: an international perspective

author"s portrait A commitment to continuous learning is not simply a training compliance matter. It’s a necessity for competitive survival. By Sheena Thomson.

ITL #71 Collision culture: gaining an innovative edge through cross-pollination

author"s portrait Technological change and the lightning speed of global communications are fuelling the creative collision of ideas. Businesses able to spot the cultural trends and make the most of disparate thinking will put themselves at an advantage. By Rachel Bell.

ITL #70 Is University for everyone? Perhaps not, but public relations should be

author"s portrait Not every young person needs a college degree as there are many good opportunities to work in various "trades". However, PR students learn skills that are applicable to many different jobs. By Seth Oyer.

ITL #69 The power that money can’t buy: are you managing your ‘Brand Kultura’?

author"s portrait Content and brand stories created by a brand’s community play an increasingly significant role in promotion and innovation. Yet many brands are still failing to harness the potential benefits of collaborating with fans. By Andy Green.

ITL #68 Are you a leader or just a boss? Check your emotional intelligence

author"s portrait A bad boss inspires fear and loathing, whereas a good leader generates enthusiasm and goodwill. By Jonathan Simnett.

ITL #67 Leading market entry to Myanmar with CSR: a huge need for support

author"s portrait Although CSR is not mandatory in Myanmar, the government gives it a high priority and wants to see corporations deliver on promises to behave responsibly. By Soe Thu Ra and Brian Griffin.

ITL #66 Through the epigenetic keyhole: the future of healthcare

author"s portrait Epigenetics is the study of how chemical signals can turn genes on and off, with consequences for our wellbeing. Its growth will have a major impact on healthcare communications in the coming years. By Eliza Hazlerigg.
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