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Fiona Thorne: Loving life at the coalface
By John Owens, 01 February 2012The chief executive of Fishburn Hedges is never happier than when experiencing the adrenaline rush of pitching, finds John Owens.
Claire Furlong: Ready for the media scrum
By Kate Magee, 26 January 2012The head of marketing and comms for UK Athletics will, win or lose, ensure our Olympic athletes face up to the media, finds Kate Magee
Steffan Williams: Out from under the radar
By Alec Mattinson, 19 January 2012The MD of Capital MSL tells Alec Mattinson how an international focus has seen the agency quietly become a City success back home.
Tom Pilla: Spreading the word
By Sara Luker, 12 January 2012Microsoft's general manager for UK PR is on a mission to get his firm to engage more with the British public. Sara Luker reports.
Greg Dawson: The fun side of flying
By Sara Luker, 08 December 2011Virgin Atlantic's corporate comms chief wants to boost the brand's appeal globally and have a little fun along the way, finds Sara Luker.
Murray Chalmers: Rebel with a cause
By Kate Magee, 24 November 2011The punk styling may be gone, but the founder of Murray Chalmers PR is still kicking against conventions.
Alex Sandberg: Not afraid to rock the boat
By Alec Mattinson, 16 November 2011One of the PR industry's most outspoken characters tells Alec Mattinson that he is not going away any time soon.
Mark Gallagher: The backroom fixer
10 November 2011The founder of corporate PR and public affairs consultancy Pagefield has strident views, but shuns the spotlight. David Singleton reports.
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.
PRWeek Awards 2011: Pictures from the night Were you spotted on the dancefloor at the PRWeek Awards?
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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