In a recent post, we outlined some of the basics about reputational risk and the very real threat it poses to organisations in today’s world. (You can read the post here.) In the words of a report by the Economist Intelligence Unit a few years ago, “…although a shortage of cash can bring a company […]
Corporate Reputation and Risks: An Introduction
By Paul Dillon Many organisations fail to address reputational issues and prepare for future shocks until it is too late. Perhaps this is because the science of reputation management is a relatively recent one; there are still relatively few established tools and techniques to deal with reputational risk. However, the importance of managing a corporate […]
Know the rules
By James Snodgrass The other day, I was reading a poem by Seamus Heaney about a line of aid workers passing along sacks of grain when I was reminded about an incident from my own childhood. I was born in South Africa, and spent my later years in Rwanda, Burundi, Congo-Brazza and Zaire, now the […]
Climate change & family planning: Communicating new concepts – III
In two of our recent posts, we described to you our engagement with an international foundation that wanted to appropriately communicate new findings about the links between meeting the unmet need for family planning and climate change mitigation. (If you missed these posts, click here and here to read them.) Read on to know about […]
Climate change & family planning: Communicating new concepts – II
Last week, we talked about the initial phase of our engagement with an international foundation that wanted to appropriately communicate new findings about the links between meeting the unmet need for family planning and climate change mitigation. (If you missed this blog post, click here to read it.) As we mentioned, one of the key […]
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