Kate Magee
Associate Editor, FeaturesKate is PRWeek’s associate editor, features. She is in charge of the brand's long-form content online and in print, and is responsible for special projects such as the PowerBook, PRWeek's guide to the most influential PROs in the UK. She also advises on content for PRWeek's live events.
She is a regular speaker at industry events and has discussed reputational issues on Sky News and the BBC.
She joined the magazine in 2006, after two years exploring the world. She spent a year working in New Zealand and another year in South East Asia, South Pacific and the Middle East discovering the crucial difference between a mosquito and a mojito.
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Tommee Tippee launches 'battle cry' for mothers to feed infants their way
'The boob life' aims to demystify infant feeding with an honest approach.
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Drinks brands' changing strategy to attract Gen Z
New research by Red Brick Road and Opinium says today's 18- to 25-year-olds have a radically different relationship with alcohol than older generations.
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The Brooklyn Brothers shakes up global management after Golin takeover
The Brooklyn Brothers has unveiled a new global management team, following its acquisition by Golin last year.
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Charity work may be split from commercial work at Cannes Lions, says festival boss
The organisers of the Cannes Lions Festival are considering splitting out charity submissions from commercial entries in their awards judging process.
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'Sad indictment' on newspapers: Christina Lamb on 29 years without a female editor
The Sunday Times journalist Christina Lamb has been a foreign correspondent for 29 years.
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Robert Senior takes Publicis Communications UK role
Robert Senior is to lead Publicis Communications' new agency collective in the UK.
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Top 150: Which agencies are missing?
The majority of agencies enter PRWeek's Top 150 PR Consultancies year in year out. But there are always some who, despite vigorous chasing, choose not to enter.
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Five key trends from the Top 150
Here are the most interesting trends from this year's Top 150 PR Consultancies table.
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Hope&Glory
Top 150 position 131 | Fee income £1,356,000 | Growth 120% | Staff 21
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Westbourne Communications
Top 150 position 108 | Fee income £1,730,000 | Growth 84% | Staff 14
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Frank PR
Top 150 position 41 | Fee income £5,506,000 | Growth -21% | Staff 49
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Pegasus
Top 150 position 38 | Fee income £5,801,000 | Growth 24% | Staff 64
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Hanover Communications
Top 150 position 34 | Fee income £6,765,000 | Growth 43% | Staff 47
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Edelman
Top 150 position 2 | Fee income £45,861,000 | Growth 16% | Staff 365
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Brunswick tops PRWeek's Top 150 UK PR Consultancies table
Brunswick has topped the PRWeek Top 150 PR Consultancies table for the second year running.
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Watch: 'Nothing kills creativity faster than burnout' warns Arianna Huffington
Arianna Huffington has called on the media and marketing industries to end "the collective delusion that burnout is the way to succeed".
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Postcard from Brazil
In June, Brazil will be thrust into the media spotlight as the FIFA World Cup kicks off in São Paulo.
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The Best Places to Work
The results are in - PRWeek unveils the best employers in the PR industry today.
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M&C Saatchi PR nets ticket reseller Viagogo
Viagogo, one of the world's largest online ticket resale platforms, has appointed M&C Saatchi PR to handle its UK consumer PR, PRWeek understands.
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Labour MP urges party to ditch "simplistic and outdated" messaging
Rochdale's Labour MP Simon Danczuk has called on his party to stop "parroting slogans" and give its members the freedom to speak authentically.