Richard Patient of Indigo Public Affairs....How many public affairs agencies, such as ours, have to deliver tangible results ... positively, too. Richard Patient is managing director at Indigo Public Affairs. VIEWS IN BRIEF ... PRWeek 's public affairs supplement, May 2012 ...
the considered view of a bureaucracy. Unlike the majority of the public affairs industry, those in planning public affairs like us are tested every week, certainly several times a month, on our ability to deliver ... How is the recession affecting public affairs? The recession is affecting everyone we can t pretend ...
Aisling Burnand, public affairs director at Cancer Research, reflects on a year dealing
The recent appointment of a Downing Street adviser to Wonga's government affairs team has whipped..., will come as little surprise to Wonga, nor will they stifle his strategic value to the company. Public affairs is increasingly viewed by companies as a business-critical function. To be effective in this endeavour, public affairs should be underpinned by what you know, rather than just who you know. As such ...
director, Grayling Public Affairs ... they be elected, if not to shine? Greater publicity has also meant that select committees are conducting ever ... instant judgements and solutions. Greater publicity can mean greater pressure to land the killer blow ...
As the UK returned fully to work on Monday, the coalition renewed its vows with the publication of the Mid-Term Review. The coalition endured a difficult year in 2012. The sluggish economy, the 'omnishambles', and the Leveson Inquiry all presented huge challenges to the unity of the Government. A ...
Minster House. For their part the train operating companies must find a way to convince the public ...
New roads are expensive yet the public sector purse is empty. The Government's solution is to get the private sector to fund new roads but there seems little appetite for that. The M6 toll road, the UK's only major privately owned road, has struggled to achieve the number of users originally planned ...
MPs returned to Westminster this week with the political focus shifting from 'one nation' and 'spreading privilege' to the nuts and bolts of government and parliamentary scrutiny.
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