The Modern Militant: Jenny Watson
01 Nov 2006 | by Adam Hill
Jenny Watson, chair of the Equal Opportunities Commission, combines a softly-softly approach with a fierce commitment to social justice, says Adam Hill.
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Profile: Miranda Kavanagh, head of comms and engagement, Healthcare Commission
15 Nov 2006 | by Sarah Robertson
Three months into her job at the Healthcare Commission, Miranda Kavanagh - one of an emerging breed of former private sector comms specialists taking senior public sector posts - can now take stock of how her life has changed.
Feature: Living the dream
10 Aug 2006 | by Alex Blythe
More PR professionals than ever are taking the freelance route in search of an improved work/life balance. Alex Blythe speaks to some who have gone solo
Feature: Ready to sell your agency?
13 Jul 2006 | by Joe Lepper
The heads of successful agencies will always find suitors for their business, but now might not be the best time to sell.
Profile: Julie Hollings, Royal College of Physicians
25 May 2006 | by Alex Black
Evidently pleased with the setting for her new role, Julie Hollings takes PRWeek on a whistle-stop tour of the Royal College of Physicians’ Regent’s Park offices. Now a towering modernist structure, the site’s original building was commissioned by Henry VIII, as the gallery of ancient physicians testifies.
Profile: Terrence Collis, Food Standards Agency
11 May 2006 | by David Quainton
We don’t do biscuits here,’ says Food Standards Agency (FSA) director of comms Terrence Collis, offering PRWeek mineral water and a plate of fruit. ‘We practise what we preach.’
Profile: Matt Tee, Department of Health
27 Apr 2006 | by Sarah Robertson
Matt Tee says he knew what he was ‘letting himself in for’ when he agreed to join the Department of Health’s comms team six months ago.
Community regained
13 Apr 2006
Twenty-five years ago the nation watched some of the darkest nights of unrest in modern times – the Brixton riots.
Profile: Matt Peacock, director of communications, Ofcom
13 Apr 2006 | by Sarah Robertson
It is quite difficult to imagine Matt Peacock on the saxophone accompanying blues legend Eric Clapton, or as a member of the support band to raunchy rocker Suzi Quattro.
Cancer Research UK in smoke ban victory - Public Affairs
24 Mar 2006 | by Helen Gregory
Campaign: Smoke-free Workplaces Client: Cancer Research UK PR team: In-house Timescale: January 2005-February 2006 Budget: Under £26,000
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