The dos and don’ts of social media campaigns
Enterprises of all shapes and sizes operating across all manner of industries rely on social media. Whether it’s consumer-facing, B2B or even internally shared content, …
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International Week of Happiness at Work
25–29th September marks International Week of Happiness at Work, an initiative established in 2017 to prioritise the health and happiness of employees across the globe. …
How to write the perfect case study: creating a story worth reading
A case study can be an invaluable tool for businesses. They are one of the most powerful ways of showcasing your solutions and attracting future …
Defying the downturn: cut through the noise, not the budget
In the weeks that followed Boris Johnson’s plea to the British public to avoid pubs, theatres and offices, marketing budgets belonging to the firms that …
People Matters: Mark Sutcliffe
To wrap up our People Matters series, we spoke to Mark Sutcliffe, CEO of Lorne Stewart Facilities. Mark discusses how effective management combined with an …
The Rainbow is Not for Sale
As June comes to a close, Pride month has been a time of both celebration and questioning of potential rainbow-washing. Corporate social media accounts will …
People Matters: Jasmine Hudson
This week we spoke with Jasmine Hudson, chief people officer for Mitie. We discussed effective communication and management of employees, dealing with workplace conflict and …
People Matters: Grace Lewis
Grace Lewis joins us for this week’s People Matters Q&A. Her work as deputy editor of People Management magazine brings a wealth of knowledge on …
Gen-Z: a PR’s perfect nightmare
The world of PR is always transitioning to fit new ways of working and communicating. It’s what it does best. So, it should come as …
People Matters: Jaime Lloyd-Jones
This week we talked with Jaime Lloyd Jones, head of internal communications at the Churchill Group about her role in cultivating a successful internal culture …
