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Lysan Drabon, managing director at the Project Management Institute, explores how a skills shortage is undermining progress, and what can be done about it.
In the rush to reform, NHS communications teams are once again under threat. Caroline Latta, CIPR health group committee and co-founder and director of Stand consultancy, argues that cutting this essential function is not only short-sighted, but risks undermining the very changes the system is trying to deliver.
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Storytelling is a building block of human civilisation – so why do so many large businesses struggle with it? David Benady examines how corporate narrative has become more important than ever
The steady drip of incriminating emails and revelations emanating from some of the world’s most prestigious banks gives a new urgency to the term employee engagement.
As head of digital comms for Royal Mail, Abby Guthkelch works with the oldest and the newest communications platforms.
“Communications suffers less from the ‘leaky pipeline’”
Women are appearing in boardrooms in ever greater numbers, but Gay Collins believes that women in corporate communications need to exploit the opportunity further
Last month the 30% Club celebrated as new figures revealed that their campaign to increase the proportion of women on UK Corporate boards to 30% through a business-led approach was yielding results.
