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.
“There has never been a more exciting time to be a corporate communications professional—and yet, at the same time, today's communications directors face the most challenging, rapidly evolving environment their profession has ever seen.”
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.
Morten Bentzen has always prided himself on being a good communicator.
A recently released survey of technology professionals, such as software/application developers and software engineers, finds high levels of positivity toward CEOs who speak out on hotly debated current issues.
The latest aftershock of the dieselgate scandal occurred in June this year, with Audi’s CEO arrested over fears he might seek to suppress evidence about the scandal. Could other corporations be at risk of reputation contagion?
One of the leading communicators in the tech space, Frank X. Shaw has helped lead the company through major transformations.
In 2006, the European Association of Communication Directors was founded by a diverse group of communications professionals, led by industry veteran Herbert Heitmann.