Communications leaders must stop reacting to risk and start reshaping it according to Rod Cartwright’s latest report.

Public relations tactics in Malaga are being employed to undermine citizen activism, raising significant ethical and power-related concerns about the practice.

Jeff Smith is a mountaineer, mental health activist and co-founder of the life-saving charity big moose alongside his daughter Chloe.

Despite decades of research and a surge in activist activity, the public relations industry remains unchanged. So what’s the answer?

The corporate communications function faces the task of repositioning company DEI policies while balancing regulatory compliance, stakeholder expectations and organisational values.

The Missing Women project describes a culture that exhausts women through pressure to prove their worth and navigate double standards. The conversation lacks male voices despite men holding the majority of senior positions.

A new report examines the gap of nearly 4,000 female public relations practitioners in England and Wales who have failed to advance to senior positions or have left practice mid-career.

A new report highlights how political shifts, stakeholder activism and accelerating news cycles are transforming the top management communications role.

Data published by recruiter Reuben Sinclair suggests that the market for salaries in public relations and communications is flat except for entry-level roles where the industry is adopting living wage standards.

Sometimes a book comes along that’s bang on the zeitgeist, and The Company and the Activist: Going Beyond PR is one such book.

The UK’s public relations trade body has launched a new management framework to overhaul the "broken" PR pitch process, aiming to address widespread issues of budget uncertainty and resource waste.

What makes some organisations resilient in crises while others struggle to recover? Successful companies understand that their reputation is built on what they do and how they do it.

Are you an independent practitioner? Enter The Independent Impact 50 and help raise the profile of the £457 million sector of the public relations industry.

Large language models are emerging as both an opportunity and risk to corporate reputation, but earned and owned media are the best means of management.

There are several reasons why the individual effectiveness and efficiency benefits of AI in corporate communications and public relations haven’t yet scaled to teams. 

In her new book Strategic Reputation Management, crisis communications expert Amanda Coleman argues that reputation is earned and not managed.

While startups grab headlines, it’s scaleups that are quietly powering growth in the UK economy, generating £1.4 trillion in revenue and employing 3.2 million people.

Here at Wadds Inc., we work with agencies with plans to grow. Our founders and management teams want access to markets, skills, tech and finance. Here’s how the Autumn Budget checked out, outside of the headlines on employer NICs, the National Living Wage increase and Capital Gains Tax.

Nine out of ten practitioners support a voluntary code of conduct to fix a 'broken' pitch process that costs agencies an average of £7,000 per opportunity.

A new green paper aims to boost growth through a focus on high-performing sectors, regional expertise and opportunity and a supportive policy environment.