Presenting via a video camera over the internet is an entirely different skill to presenting at a physical event. We’re all learning as we go.

Getting the attention of a busy person isn’t as hard as you’d think. The hard bit is persuading them to part with their time.

Paul Doran calls on us to question what we see in national and international news media and to re-examine the role of social media.

Challenging your own personal bias is the first step to tackling diversity.

Managing confrontation is an important part of any relationship.

This is a summary of a speech I gave at the CIPR 2017 Graduation Ceremony. It’s more important than ever to put the public at the heart of your work.

In this guest post, pilot and Ketchum colleague RP Kumar applies lessons from the air to international conference calls.

A commitment to qualifications and professional development is reflected in remuneration especially in the early years of a public relations career.

A commitment to writing daily is a good response to writer’s block. Amanda Coleman has been blogging almost every day in 2016.

Public speaking is hard. Here's how I cracked it. It's a work in progress.

In this final letter to BledCom the CIPR’s CEO Alastair McCapra reflects on the changing nature of accreditation and education within professional membership organisations.

21 academics, teachers and practitioners including Alex Aiken, Tina McCorkindale, Anne Gregory, and James E. Grunig, have contributed to a workshop at BledCom.

Less than 3% of public relations practitioners participate in a credentialing scheme. It’s an issue that needs urgent attention.

Booze and coffee, Hemingway, mind maps, and machine dictation are all writing tips from my network.

There's no magic to my writing habit, I just put one word in front of another. For me it's a form of relaxation.