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 #7 A new approach to advocacy: Four global trends

author"s portrait International actors have discovered different routes for collaboration as a new generation of leaders has come to the fore. By Lutz Meyer.

ITL #6 Getting the best from an agency: crucial questions to pose in pursuit of added value

author"s portrait Appointing a suitable PR agency for your needs and managing the client-agency relationship adroitly will improve results. By Pavel Melnikov.

ITL #5 When money really is the focus of your life: PR in the banking world

author"s portrait Rebuilding the reputation of the global financial industry presents enormous challenges. By Aaron E. Boles

ITL #4 Authenticity and engagement: 10 ways to make values a competitive advantage

author"s portrait Meaningful values that are authentic, specific, easily understood and communicated appropriately help companies stand out in their marketplace. By Valerie Di Maria.

ITL #3 Destination of intent: the travel and tourism trade and the PR industry

author"s portrait Identifying consumer intent has become key in the fast-changing field of destination marketing. By Jean-Michel Dumont.

ITL #2 How PR helps the green sector find a voice

author"s portrait Kevin Dorrian sees a lot of PR potential across a rapidly growing sector.

ITL #1 Measuring PR: how do we get it right?

author"s portrait IPRA President 2012 Johanna McDowell raises some crucial questions in relation to measuring the impact and effectiveness of communications activities.

Enjoy refreshing

author"s portrait Cross-Cultural Communications and Global PR can all too easily go wrong. Helen Bannigan looks at some awful blunders.

Golden rules for PR in the Middle East

author"s portrait Kuwait-based PR agency head Fawaz Al-Sirri lists four fundamental things that newcomers to communications in the Middle East need to know.

Scenario thinking gives the edge in communication

author"s portrait When it comes to communication, scenario thinking helps predict how certain situations may develop and how the organisation should communicate on them. By Ernst Moeksis.
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