Three-quarters of senior business leaders believe ESG – Environmental, social and governance – issues are more important than ever this year, according to research from comms agency Grayling. The survey of 500 business leaders included ...

Hotwire head of people and culture Kam White focuses on developing people strategies, driving cultural change initiatives and organisational transformation programmes across the business. In today’s guest post, she shares her insight on how to ...

This is a guest post from Chloe Rowlands, Digital PR Strategist at I-COM. When it comes to thinking creatively and ideating for a digital PR campaign, it can be difficult to know where to begin. ...

Today, Vuelio launches the Banking Comms Index as an industry benchmark. Using Vuelio Media Monitoring and Analysis, the Banking Comms Index is a free weekly resource that compares the Share of Voice of the UK’s ...

CIPR’s Artificial Intelligence in Public Relations Panel (AIinPR) has launched its AI Literacy in Public Relations Survey in association with Page to assess understanding of the topic among PR professionals worldwide. Results from the five-minute ...

This morning our head of marketing, Jake O’Neill, took to the virtual stage at Government Event’s Public Sector Crisis Comms Conference to talk about the importance of technology in both the strategy and delivery of ...

This is a guest post from Splendid Communications‘ head of wellbeing Jane Latham about her ‘Feel Human at Work’ programme which aims to help staff ‘navigate life’s ups and downs with kindness’. A few weeks ...

There’s no denying that the PR industry has an inclusivity problem. Our latest accessmatter session focused on sociality mobility, with Sarah Atkinson from The Social Mobility Foundation explaining her work and how we can all ...

‘Something isn’t working when talent still isn’t making as much of a difference as background. Whole communities can be left behind from success, from aspiration. PR is no exception.’ Sarah Atkinson from The Social Mobility ...

The PRCA Ethics Council has published its Annual Perspective to highlight ethical challenges facing PRs across the globe ahead of this year’s PRCA Virtual International Summit. With an aim to spark reflection on purpose across ...

The CIPR has launched a ‘PR post-pandemic’ sector survey in an effort to understand how public relations has changed during the global crisis as well as what the future may hold for the industry. Open ...

The PRCA has launched a free coaching programme for small business owners in need of advice for their communication strategies. Running for an initial period of six months from 1 April to 31 October, the ...

No sector has been left unscathed by the pandemic and the charity sector has faced multiple challenges impacting fundraising, comms, campaigning and supporter engagement. In our recent webinar we spoke to Caroline Mallan, head of ...

TikTok, launched in 2018 when Douyin merged with Musical.ly, has grown to attract a user base of 17 million people in the UK alone – tempting numbers for PR teams looking for visibility and engagement ...

This post is by Slummy Single Mummy blogger Jo Middleton, exploring the impact the pandemic has had on the influencer industry. A year ago this week, (or is it four? It feels like four years ...

Last month, to celebrate our partnership with Journo Resources, we held our first virtual ‘speed dating’ event for journalists and PRs. After putting a call out, we had four journos and four PRs take part ...

With its reliance on awareness-raising events, in-person fundraising and support from those who have time, funds and energy, the charity sector has been immeasurably impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Help with increasing visibility in an ...

The PRCA is asking organisations to prioritise its members when hiring employees, freelancers and agencies with its global #HireaPRCAmember campaign, launching today. The initiative’s first focus will be to encourage companies seeking external support with ...

International Women’s Day is a yearly catalyst for greater consideration and action for gender equality within the PR and comms space, but is enough work being done when it comes to intersectionality as part of ...

For 2021’s International Women’s Day, we’ve spoken to 12 women working across PR and comms to get their thoughts on what would make the PR industry a more welcoming, fair and inclusive place for all ...