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Unlocking the strategic potential of internal communications
As organisations manage a complex business landscape, the internal communications function can demonstrate its value as a strategic management function.
Lessons from the United Nations communication frontline
United Nations communications leader Melissa Fleming spoke about the role of public relations in countering false narratives, inspiring compassion and enabling positive change during the 2023 Maggie Nally Lecture.
Lessons for Western practitioners from India's public relations community
The World PR Forum and PRAXIS conferences in India highlighted the focus of the Global South on professional development through qualifications, continuous learning, and community to advance public relations as a profession.
Meeting CIPR President candidate Pete Holt
I’m backing Pete Holt for CIPR President in 2022. He’s a moderniser with fresh thinking on governance and member engagement, and critical areas of practice including internal communications and ESG.
AI Ethics guide foresaw “mutant” A Level algorithm
The CIPR and CPRS has published a best practice guide to the ethical application of artificial intelligence. It’s important work.
CIPR State of the Profession survey is a miss on COVID-19
The CIPR of State of the Profession survey was concluded before lockdown. It’s a useful historical record but of limited help to a profession that is trying to figure out its future.
What is the role of public sector PR during COVID-19?
The CIPR Local Public Sector group has produced a short video of camera clips from its members working in frontline COVID-19 roles.
In praise of the CIPR and PRCA leading PR industry in COVID-19 crisis response
Our professional body and trade association have been at the forefront of supporting the PR industry during COVID-19.
How much do you get paid working in PR?
Salaries have fallen in the past year but PR remains a well-paid career.
CIPR election: critical friends, issues and ideas
This year’s CIPR election for President has raised important issues about the future of the CIPR and its role serving the profession. I’ve voted for Mandy Pearse.
March of the machines in PR
Thanks to everyone involved in the CIPR’s #AIinPR panel this year. Here’s a summary of our work presented to the Council today.
Professions versus machines
A CIPR project led by Professor Anne Gregory is set to explore the impact of AI on the professions.