If you’ve already run through your entire Netflix watch list fear not – the new Talking Comms Pod is out.
by Darren Caveney
Read more7 things i’ve learned about me and my team during lockdown
Well lockdown has certainly been a time for us to reflect and make adjustments in our lives. One comms head shares her own largest lessons…
by Louisa Dean
Read more3 things I learned this week – volume 19
Well the days all feel the same right now. But they still throw up some pretty important learning…
by Darren Caveney
Read morethe landscape of lockdown
why communications is an essential service
As communicators, we’ve always known that communications is an essential service to the effective running of an organisation. But not everyone else has always shared that view. Maybe the times they are a changing…
by Amanda Nash
Read more3 things I learned this week – volume 18
Well the days all feel the same right now. But they still throw up some pretty important learning…
by Darren Caveney
Read morea moment to last a lifetime
It’s the type of crisis you hope to never have to deal with as a comms professional and the Manchester Arena attack continues to have a lasting impact on all involved.
by Amanda Coleman
Read morebranding home truths in a lockdown
Now, more than ever, it’s vital to have a smart communications and marketing strategy. Here’s one approach to consider.
by Kathy Kyle Bonomini
Read morewhat is happening to you?
The thing that I’ve realised most deeply through this lockdown experience is that we believe that everyone is experiencing it in the same way.
by Shavaun Glen
Read moreit’s all gone a bit ron pickering – 3 essential tips for getting through covid-19
Has there ever been a tougher time to work in communications? One comms manager likens it to an iconic children’s TV show…
by Shaun Gibbons
Read morewhen this is over… the comms community’s 10 hopes for the post covid-19 world.
Coronavirus has challenged every assumption we have about how we live, how we care for our kids, how we look out for each other, how we behave as consumers, and how we work.
by Ben Capper
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