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On the left, against a black background, a colour portrait of Jack Lewis. On the right, a series of multicoloured outlines of heads.
INTERVIEWS
Why brands use neuroscience to maximise PR campaign impact
A smiling Keith Robson stood in front of a wood panelled wall. Keith is a white man with grey hair, who wears a navy suit. To his is left is a banner featuring the words Open University Scotland.
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'Public relations is about building relationships with your key stakeholders'
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On a blue-shaded background, a cut out of Lionel Zetter. Lionel is a white man with short grey hair, wearing a blue blazer over a white shirt. There is an inset image of the book cover for The Lobbyist.
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Lobbying has changed: 'What you know is now more important than who you know'
A colour portrait of Daniel Coole in a conference setting holding up his left hand and holding a microphone in her right hand. Daniel is a white man with short dark hair and a tattoo on his arm. Two unidentified people are blurred in the foreground.
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'Good communication can change perceptions and build legacies'
David Miller and Sir David Attenborough stood against a background composed of illustrated leaves and fauna. Both are white men with short hair wearing suits.
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'Being a CIPR Corporate Affiliate gives us access to the best-in-class training'
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A composite of two images on a background of shadows cast by venetian blinds. On the left a colour portrait of Steven D'Souza wearing a pink shirt. To the right, the red front cover Shadows at Work.
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Why do people suddenly fail in their career?
On a brown background, a colour portrait of David Olajide wearing a blue check suit jacket. David is a Black man with dark hair and beard. He is looking side on to the camera.
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'Create content that genuinely respects the people reading it'
On a yellow background, a colour portrait of Laurien Hubbard. Laurien is a white woman with long, light brown hair who is wearing a black jacket. Behind her is a tall black and white photograph of a man.
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‘CIPR Corporate Affiliate membership shows we’re serious about investing in ...
On a magenta background overlaid with multi-coloured jigsaw pieces, a colour photograph of Helen Bazuaye smiling. Helen is a black woman with long braided hair, who wears a grey jumper and is sat in front of a dark grey wall.
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'The corporate backlash on DEI initiatives is demoralising' - Helen Bazuaye
On a dark navy background a colour portrait of Thanzyl Thajudeen wearing a light blue shirt and navy suit. Thajudeen is an Asian man with short dark hair who smiles at the camera.
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'PR offers you the opportunity to create impact in today’s chaotic world'
Karin Ridgers sat at desk in front of computer screen. She is a white woman with dark hair and pink top, looking sideways at the camera. Behind her is a whitewashed brick wall and decorative items.
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‘I set up possibly the first vegan-focused PR agency'
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A background image of a microchip circuit board. Overlaid to the left is a square colour portrait of Ed Zitron. He is a white man with short dark hair.
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Ed Zitron: AI will be the tech equivalent of sub-prime mortgages
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On a blue and green background, a composite image of Jim Davis - a white man with brown hair and blue shirt - and the illustrated book cover of the Midlife Male Handbook
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The 50something man has a PR problem
On a fawn background, a square colour portrait of Kat Trinder. Kat is a white woman with shoulder length light brown hair, who wears a white and navy striped top
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‘With a PR career no two days are ever the same’
On a blue background, a square colour portrait of Paul Quinn. Paul is a white man with a dark beard wearing a striped top.
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'We’re raising the bar for what government comms can look like'
Portrait of Rachel Barker, a woman with long dark hair, red lipstick and wearing a blue blouse
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‘Understand your audience and deliver messages that resonate’
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