Tag: professionalism

On the Second Day of Christmas: Confidence

Valentina Kristensen and I first met on the stage of an awards do.  I was President of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations and Val had just won Young Communicator of the Year, I...

Stronger Together

I spend a lot of time travelling, to London, Manchester, Liverpool, all over the country visiting clients, working with them and fulfilling my Health and Safety Executive role. Today I need to travel to...

Running a business

It’s a typical start to the school holidays here in Bristol, slightly damp and overcast. It is the perfect weather for a run the dampness in the air though makes it easier to breathe,...

Public Relations & Pay Equality

Research published today by the Chartered Institute of Public Relations is the first time my industry has gone behind the figures to find out what the drivers are for the embarrassing, unacceptable gender pay gap...

Opportunity and Authenticity

A few weeks ago I was invited to a very influential women’s networking group.  I had been asked by the Cabinet Office to talk, along with Catharine Seddon, about having a Non-Executive Directorship (NED)...

Shining a light

I am 44. I have sat, in total, on four boards in my volunteering life (including the largest primary school in Bristol, an international development agency and the Chartered Institute of Public Relations...

CIPR President Elect: coming off the fence

Being President of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations is an honour and a privilege and a high profile role, I know, I did it in 2015.

New date for Media Training Masterclass: 30th March 2017

Masterclass for anyone interesting in improving their media relations skills.

Inside BBC Bristol

      On Tuesday 14th June more than 40 Public Relations professionals gathered at BBC Bristol’s headquarters on Whiteladies Road to have a private behind the scenes tour, and a panel discussion and Q&A with...

Top Tips for Trustees

Reputation should be the responsibility of a named board member. If you leave it to everyone, the risk is no one will do it.

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