Insights
Trust is the critical factor in coronavirus communications
The COVID–19 virus did not take long to reach our shores. Last month in this column I posed the question
Coronavirus: how concerned should businesses be?
“The only thing we have to fear is fear itself” so said Franklin D Roosevelt in his first inauguration speech as 32nd President of the United States. Roosevelt spoke of course, in relation to the Great Depression and the impact it had on the US economy and its citizens.
New Decade New Approach – Political Update
After a night of intense political activity NI parties are considering the details of the draft deal, including the compromises they will need to make in areas including culture and identity and petition of concern amongst others.
Insta–electioneering: the evolving role of social media in political battlegrounds
“It’s the Sun wot won it” was the brazen post–election headline which boldly conveyed the impact the print media had on the General Election of 1992, and now, some 27 years on a cultural shift sees the ubiquitous ’social media’ firmly at the centre of this battleground.
Why an uninformed workforce is bad for business
SUMMER’S all but gone, and the heat of a scorching summer sun as I read on the beach is already a distant memory. But the lessons of some of my summer reading will remain.
Why it’s incumbent on all businesses to make environmental changes
Change, it’s a simple unassuming word that can have a vast impact delivering positive transformation or devastating destruction on so many levels.
Are we witnessing the UK’s greatest–ever own goal?
It was early September 2018, the prolific Dubs had just raised the Sam Maguire for a fourth time in four years and the stands of Croke Park were awash with jubilant scenes of sky blue and navy.