Robin Grant: A man on a digital mission
Self-confessed workaholic and We Are Social founder Robin Grant tells Sara Luker why the PR industry is missing out on the digital boom.
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Laura McKechan: Mastering the art of war
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Iain Anderson: Lobbying's open book
By Matt Cartmell, 10 May 2012Described by one member of the public affairs industry as the 'acceptable face of lobbying', Iain Anderson's fiercely ethical approach has never been so important, with sting operations and rogue traders blighting the reputation of the business.
Stuart Jackson: Turning up the volume
By Sara Luker, 03 May 2012After a difficult team restructure, the Everything Everywhere comms boss is planning the brand's most ambitious campaign, finds Sara Luker.
Maureen Corish: Stepping away from convention
By David Benady, 26 April 2012The indie music-loving Random House comms director is determined to propel the book publisher into the digital era, finds David Benady.
Sarah Gower: On the starting blocks
By John Owens, 19 April 2012The head of PR for Adidas UK & Ireland is preparing for the most challenging summer of her career, reports John Owens.
Nicola Green: Ringing the changes
By Sara Luker, 05 April 2012The director of comms for Telefonica tells Sara Luker that her ambition is to position the firm as more than just a utility outfit.
Nadia Gabbie: 'It's our time now'
By John Owens, 29 March 2012The MD of Seventy Seven, who took over during a period of internal turmoil at the agency, is relishing the challenge, finds John Owens.
Gerry Hopkinson: The power of ideas
By Matt Cartmell, 22 March 2012The risk-taking co-founder of Unity tells Matt Cartmell why every PR campaign needs an element of jeopardy.
Matthew Freud is the most powerful PR operator in the UK Matthew Freud, chairman of the newly independent Freud Communications, is the most powerful PR operator in the UK by some distance, according to new research from PRWeek.
PR among most profitable marketing disciplines according to the PRWeek Top 150 Margins for PR agencies are favourable, regardless of the overall size of the operating group.
29 under 29: Not the usual suspects PRWeek has finished its annual search for the most talented PR professionals under the age of 29. Kate Magee looks at the 29 high-fliers making an impression on the industry this year.
Walkers Crisps named top brand by UK children in Kids Brand Index 2011 Walkers Crisps has been named the top brand by UK children aged seven to 15, according to new research for PRWeek.
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Four agencies bag gold status in the PRWeek Best Places to Work 2011 Eulogy, Lansons Communications, Man Bites Dog and the London Communications Agency have been named as the best PR agencies to work for by PRWeek.
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