14 Sep 2011
| by Ros Hunt
The post-recession era has been characterised by intense scrutiny of corporations by government, NGOs and the media.
The world is on high alert for any suspected misdemeanour, be it greed (the banks), environmental damage (BP) or dubious practices (News International). In this digital age, every ...
14 Sep 2011
| by Ben Curson, Hill & Knowlton
What defines corporate reputation? Trust, loyalty, advocacy and values are key areas. Multiple stakeholders shape the reputation of a business. These include consumers, shareholders, governments, suppliers and employees.
Every organisation has a personality - a reputation - that needs to be communicated to its ...
07 Apr 2011
| by Catherine May, Centrica
manager. He was an original thinker who understood both how to manage government and how to engage ...
07 Apr 2011
| by Fraser Hardie, Blue Rubicon
that governs how your company delivers on a strategy and, ultimately, where the financial results come from ...
15 Mar 2011
| by Adam Woods
with the government's austerity drive will equate to a nosedive in adspend.
The fact that such a situation doesn ...
07 Oct 2009
| by Ed Kemp
of the nation-wide series is to put another 1m cyclists on the road by 2013.
As government anti ...
the announcement was made.'
Damage to the industry has been largely self-inflicted. Banks and the government ...
31 Mar 2009
| by David Benady
such as 'four-play' - mobile and home telephony, TV and broadband - contracts. The government's COI ...
24 Mar 2009
| by David Benady
increase in spend last year came from the government, with the COI's budgets rising by 29m, an increase of 20%. If spend from the Department for Trans-port is added to the COI's total, central government ...
on the Nielsen figures, although deputy chief executive Peter Buchanan says: 'Government campaigns aim ...
25 Sep 2007
| by Robert McLuhan
that waste is a perfect excuse for government legislation. Read s own research through YouGov shows that 72 ...