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Monthly Archives: March 2018
Stop the boardroom debate
Once again the issue of PR as a strategic management function has been raised this time in the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) State of the Profession 2018 report published today. The report says “Senior representation for the PR … Continue reading
Posted in Chartered Institute of Public Relations, CIPR, communication, evaluation, PR, work
Tagged business
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To do their best
For anyone who knows what I do they will appreciate that today has been another challenging and difficult day. Ten months ago I and my team faced the most horrendous day of our lives closely followed by what has been … Continue reading
Posted in challenge, communication, crisis communication, emergency services, manchester, police, policing
Tagged crisis communication, emergency
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Click ‘I agree’
I have been watching the Facebook and Cambridge Analytica developments with interest. At he heart of this is the issue of data and who owns it, what is done with it and what does it all mean. For years people … Continue reading
Posted in communication, social media, social networking, social networks, technology
Tagged #facebook, social media, social networks, technology
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Part of the story
It may have escaped your attention but today is International Day of Happiness and a chance for us to consider what makes us happy. That may sound like a really simple question: what makes you happy? It may be a … Continue reading
A question of ethics
I have had quite a bit of time to think in the past few days. Partly this is because I have spent a number of hours on train journeys and partly because I have been on holiday and a little … Continue reading
Posted in challenge, Chartered Institute of Public Relations, CIPR, communication, PR, prca, Uncategorized
Tagged communication, PR, public relations, reputation
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In honour of my Mum
It will not have escaped your attention that today is Mother’s Day. Hopefully we have all spares some time or thought about Mother’s everywhere. Even when they are no longer with us we carry our mums round in our hearts, … Continue reading
47 notes on life
I seem to be hurtling towards my 50th birthday and am still surprised by the fact that in my head I am still mid-20s but that isn’t what I see in the mirror. Today I reached the grand old age … Continue reading
Posted in challenge, development, digital, happiness, kindness, learning, volunteering
Tagged challenge, gratitude, life, love, modern life, random acts of kindness
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The real story
Many people will have read the story about the former Sainsbury’s employee Mrs Salomon who was able to continue to work despite living with Alzheimer’s. She managed to do it only with the support of her employers who made reasonable … Continue reading
Posted in communication, PR, work
Tagged challenge, communication, PR, public relations, reputation
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With a little help
The weather conditions have been the only real story in town this week. We saw people stuck in vehicles on motorways, people snowed into their homes and people struggling to get to their vital work. One thing stuck out throughout … Continue reading
Posted in communication, happiness, kindness, public
Tagged communication, gratitude, happiness, policing, positive, random acts of kindness
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Snow joke
For the majority of the week there has been only one topic of conversation – the weather or as the newspapers would term it extreme weather or snowmaggedon. It has dominated the media with reporters being stuck in windswept and … Continue reading
Posted in communication, policing, PR
Tagged communication, policing, PR, public relations, public sector, Snow, weather
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