Crisis communications, the part of any PR practitioner’s role that they hope they never have to do. But, inevitably, it is going to happen. And whilst bad crisis management fuels the problems further, if handled well, a crisis could be the making of your company. So, what counts as a crisis? A negative comment on… Read More Crisis communications can make you or break you
You’ve more than likely heard the debate in the news this week with the public supporting a ban on unpaid work experience that lasts more than four weeks. It’s a controversial subject as, in some cases, it’s not necessarily black and white; it’s all about finding a balance. Work experience has been essential in getting… Read More Unpaid internships: Striking the balance
This year, I was thrilled to have been shortlisted for the annual Reginald Watts Prize for Insight, run by the PRCA. The annual prize commemorates the thought leadership, writing, and forethought of former PRCA Chairman, CIPR President, and UK CEO of Burson Marsteller, Reginald Watts. The prize challenged PR practitioners aged 25 or under to submit… Read More PRCA Reginald Watts Prize for Insight
