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CEO of Helio PR talks marketing in the digital age
Helio PR's CEO shares insight into what makes a great publicist while transitioning from print media to the digital age
Brands should embrace TikTok
The platform’s power has played out during major news events this year, with no end in sight
Onwards and upwards: Navigating a turbulent market with purpose
Now is the time to go on the offense and focus on how you allocate capital to build long-term value, and best communicate that to the financial community, says MacDougall’s Sara Michelmore.
What communicators can learn from Japanese root-binding
Don Spetner believes we can all use a little more humility, respect and “nemawashi” these days.
Advertisers must do more to address the mental health crisis
Brands have a long history of changing perceptions on key societal topics through marketing.
Great expectations in public relations
The fifth edition of PRWeek and Boston University's Communications Bellwether Survey shows the PR profession is being asked to deliver on ever-increasing expectations during unprecedented times.
There’s a special place…
Think again if you think you know how this sentence will end, says Jacobstahl’s Sandra Stahl.
Why culture comms is the new crisis comms
Our responsibility is not to play it safe, but to do right by our brand partners and the consumers looking to those brands for representation and belonging, says Jennifer Bett Meyer.
Could a Bell Pottinger situation happen again?
Five years ago this week, Bell Pottinger collapsed into administration following an avalanche of resignations by clients who were no longer prepared to be associated with the firm.
God Save the Branding Queen: A tribute by Robin Wight
The queen showed she was 'an instinctive manager of the Royal Family brand,' according to the founder of the Ideas Foundation and WCRS, who lived through all of her reign.
