Thought Leadership Essays

ITL #41 The strategic communications imperative: shaping the future in our interdependent world

author"s portrait Global economies have become so tightly interconnected that companies, governments and entire industries must cooperate in ways that were unimaginable a few years ago. By Robert W. Grupp.

Thanks for the Most Amazing Year!

author"s portrait Now that his presidential year is drawing to a close, Robert W. Grupp looks back at the highlights of his tenure and outlines some of the challenges ahead for IPRA and public relations at large as he prepares to hand on the baton to his successor, Maria Ge

Competing with Everyone from Everywhere

author"s portrait Doing business globally presents an array of competitive situations and collaborative possibilities that require different strategies and approaches at different times. How well can PR meet these challenges, ponders IPRA President 2008 Robert W. Grupp.

Scope and diversity:IPRA's annual Golden World Awards

author"s portrait The forthcoming IPRA World Congress promises to be an educational, cultural and networking event like no other, bringing many leading communicators face to face in the country of the moment. By Robert W. Grupp.

Our Common Bond

author"s portrait In light of the shocking natural disasters in Myanmar and China and the starkly contrasting attitudes of their respective governments to media reporting of rescue and relief efforts, IPRA President Robert W. Grupp calls on the public relations community to

Gaining Respect Through Corporate Diplomacy

author"s portrait Robert W. Grupp has taken the concept of Public Diplomacy in Public Relations as a theme for exploration during his year as IPRA President. Here he explains why.
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