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Our CEO, Montieth Illingworth wrote an article in O’Dwyer’s about the Silicon Valley Bank collapse and what PR professionals can learn from the crisis.
Read MoreMore and more Chinese companies that are stuck between competing regulators will delist from US exchanges, especially following the recent announcement by Didi Chuxing of its departure from the New York Stock Exchange. However, the focus should not be on who will prevail in the dispute between Chinese and American authorities over public company compliance […]
Read MoreIn our work across crisis communications and litigation, we have dealt with a number of CEO transitions—some under good circumstances, some under bad. Here are three best practices in how to handle communicating CEO transitions.
Read MoreAs a post-pandemic world tries to rebuild essential connections, what should smart PR people think about their strategy in an interconnected, borderless media landscape? Neither COVID-19 nor Brexit, nor the declining global trade in hard goods has ended the globalization of the world’s commerce. There’s a new kind of globalization at play these days, and […]
Read MoreAs a global PR agency that works with financial services companies, we have seen a complete overhaul of asset manager communications strategies in a matter of months—and some of those changes are here to stay, even after the pandemic subsides.
Read MoreWe launched this new website on June 23, 2020, at a pivotal point for our company and a tumultuous time in the world. We knew that our brand positioning had some catching up to do, given how much we’ve evolved over the last few years to meet the changing needs of our clients across a […]
Read MoreSystemic racism is a decision made collectively, whether it is conscious and intentional or not. Many people, companies, and institutions aren’t reflecting upon how they participate, implicitly, in that “system.” We must take responsibility to make the decisions as individuals, as organizations, and as part of civil society, to end racism. This is about empowering […]
Read MoreAs we all grapple with the spread of COVID-19, we want to share with you some of our thoughts about the changes we are all going through and what this may mean for the future of how organizations, and people, will work in the months and years to come.
Read MoreHarald Krüger, the CEO of car manufacturer BMW, recently said that a no-deal Brexit would be a “lose-lose” scenario. Business leaders like Mr. Krüger rarely voice public opinions about political events in the U.K. Taking a political stance has always been seen as a risky move with little upside.
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