Does PR need PR?
The communications industry is rightly obsessed with demonstrating the value of its work, but the conversation has typically centred around measurement and metrics.
The communications industry is rightly obsessed with demonstrating the value of its work, but the conversation has typically centred around measurement and metrics.
Communication and corporate affairs professionals have long adopted a metric and KPI driven approach, to ensure parallels between their work and the role it plays in the commercial success of the businesses they work for.
Is the traditional corporate communication function on the endangered species list?
The CEO is the organisation’s centre of attention.
The stereotype of lonely people is that they are less socially skilled, less achieving and less competent than the general population. None of these characteristics seem typical of chief executives.
A new research project conducted by RelationsPeople in collaboration with the University of Copenhagen, looks at executive communication and advising.
The world is more complex and dynamic than ever. The increased diversity of business environments, driven by the rate of technological innovation, is at odds with the way that many companies develop and deploy strategy.
Among the highlights at the 2018 European Communication Summit was the main-stage debate about communicators on the executive board.
The stakes for corporations have risen.
As part of its wider research into executive leadership and what it takes to rise to the C-Suite, executive search firm Russell Reynolds Associates in partnership with psychometric research firm Hogan Assessments have created a new profile for tod