Asia Pacific

Most large organisations place great importance on customer and client satisfaction. While this is undoubtedly of primary importance, executives also need to consider the demands of internal stakeholders.

In whatever form it takes, the scourge of slavery remains tangled in the supply chains of too many industries.

With the disparate conditions that surround and influence Asia-Pacific coporate communications, summarising the  state of crisis communications in this region in a single article is a daunting task.

Flight MH370 departed Kuala Lumpur on March 8 2014 for Beijing, China. Approximately two hours into the flight, all contact with the aircraft was lost and the start of the most intense search in aviation history began.

In 2015, Globe Telecom stood solidly on top of the Philippine mobile industry, delivering five years of unprecedented growth in revenue and customer base, touting a proposition as the preferred mobile brand and purveyor of the Filipino digital lif

In the public relations business in China, we often talk about engaging “KOLs”, which is the acronym lingo over here for key opinion leaders, or influencers.

China’s retail market has developed significantly in a short period of time, and is now the world’s second largest after the USA.

Shanghai. 26 degrees and an unusually blue sky in September: Ronald McDonald was performing on stage with friends Grimace, Birdie and Hamburglar at McDonald’s annual McHappy Day Run. A Chinese boy of six demanded, “Who is he?

Shanghai. 26 degrees and an unusually blue sky in September: Ronald McDonald was performing on stage with friends Grimace, Birdie and Hamburglar at McDonald’s annual McHappy Day Run.

Jim Wilkinson explains why the Alibaba Group has a front-row seat on China’s vital changes and how he is helping Alibaba achieve its global goals.