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SLAs for internal comms – the pros and cons
A Black woman CEO wearing a dark green jacket and white shirt, sits in a large chair addressing colleagues: a Black man in cream cardigan, an Asian man in blue shirt and a woman with long dark hair whose face can't be seen but wears a orange trousers
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More diversity, more personal – what PR needs to attract talent
A young woman behind a desk and laptop in conversation with a female colleague
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What’s it like moving from journalism into public relations?
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Three tips for communicating about your responsible business
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The future of PR: Flexibility, training and socio-economic diversity – please!
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Valuing trust in a world of fakes
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Copy, right: PR and intellectual property licensing
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IWD proved the need for authenticity over tokenism in public relations
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The disconnect between PR metrics and budget holders’ expectations
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Daring to be different in the age of identikit
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From ‘no go’ to ‘go to’ in 24 hours: How Tower Hamlets embraced a media storm
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The Princess of Wales: That photo and tackling disinformation
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Is it time to retire the annual employee survey and really listen?
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Achieving high impact internal comms with limited resources
A white man with short dark hair and beard holds his head in his hands in front of his laptop. Surrounding him are unidentified hands holding mobile phones, paperwork and pointing at a wristwatch
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Resilience is more than carrying on when whatever’s thrown at you
Three women of different ages and ethnicities lean over a desk looking at a computer monitor
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Becoming a Chartered PR helped me overcome my imposter syndrome
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