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No room for complacency in Bell Pottinger case
In the aftermath of the Bell Pottinger case all organisations should ask who else is on their PR agency's client roster, the transparency applied to public affairs lobbying should be rolled out to all public relations activity and there should be a deeper inquiry into the ethics of the industry.
The reputation challenge at the heart of fundraising
July 5, 2017
Almost a quarter of the public (23%) feel “emotionally blackmailed” by charities, according to new research from the Commission on the Donor Experience. No wonder then that as well as seeking to define good practice, the Commission has also put building the reputation of charities at the centre of its recommendations. The Commission was launched in […]
The end of the homogenous charity sector?
September 5, 2016
The House of Lords Select Committee on Charities is a golden opportunity to help build a more constructive relationship between government and charities and move on from the recent turbulent times for the sector. Yet in just 33 words, I’ve managed to re-enforce one of the key issues facing charities: the idea of a homogeneous […]
The future for the PRCA Charity & Not-For-Profit Group
July 29, 2016
The last few years will go down as some as the most tumultuous ever experienced in charity communications, but the world is stabilising and it's time to move on.
PR Apprenticeships launched
December 8, 2011
Today is a landmark day for the PR industry. Today sees the single most important development in the industry since the social media revolution. I’ve written on countless occasions about the need to diversify routes into the PR profession – and long called for the establishment of PR Apprenticeships. And while the PRCA have always […]
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