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UK Consumers Want Financial Services Providers To Focus On Supporting Their Short-term Needs Says Weber Shandwick Report
Providers will become detached from customers if fundamental changes in consumer behaviour are not responded to.
Read more hereWeber Shandwick Event: The Future of the UK Defence Industry
Join Weber Shandwick to discuss how UK defence industrialists can effectively prepare to meet the country’s future defence requirements.
Read more hereCEO Reputation Greatly Impacts Consumer Images of Companies Weber Shandwick Survey Finds
A full two-thirds (66 per cent) of consumers say that their perceptions of CEOs affect their opinions of company reputations.
Read more hereLeading Journalist & Author Kate Askew joins Weber Shandwick Switzerland
Award-winning Australian and international journalist and author Kate Askew has joined Weber Shandwick Switzerland as senior advisor, media and corporate communications.
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Byrne Baby Byrne
Reflections on public relations and public affairs from CEO, Colin Byrne.
Reflections on public relations and public affairs from CEO, Colin Byrne.
Not A Faster Horse
Reflections on the PR industry of the past, present and future by Weber Shandwick's Worldwide Chief Digital Creative Officer, James Warren.
Scotland Votes
The low down on politics and elections in Scotland, along with Scotland’s leading parliamentary seat predictor tool.
The low down on politics and elections in Scotland, along with Scotland’s leading parliamentary seat predictor tool.
