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Ros Hunt, Cohn & Wolfe: Personality and authenticity

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 ...

Ben Curson, Hill & Knowlton: Noise vs business impact

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 ...

Catherine May, Centrica: We need reasons to believe

manager. He was an original thinker who understood both how to manage government and how to engage ...

Fraser Hardie, Blue Rubicon: The reputation gain

that governs how your company delivers on a strategy and, ultimately, where the financial results come from ...

Biggest Brands: Top 100 advertisers 2011

with the government's austerity drive will equate to a nosedive in adspend. The fact that such a situation doesn ...

 

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