US corporations risking a lot by not paying attention to risk

Randy Nornes, EVP of AON Global began this morning’s discussion of corporate reputation at the New York Bar Association building in Manhattan by saying that US businesses rely more on senior management intuition than analysis when assessing corporate risk.

Public Relations - one of the best jobs in the world?

If you are starting out or considering a career change, does the following appeal - learning another language (or three), travelling and working abroad to understand things from different cultural angles, putting yourself in other people's shoes and thinking 'what's in it for me?'

What Communicators Can Learn From Obama-McCain

In my travels, I've discovered that you cannot go anywhere without the US presidential elections popping up in the conversation, even in seemingly unrelated topics or circumstances.
 

As increasingly sizeable amounts are being directed into sponsorship, so too are demands increasing on its accountability - in terms of ROI, targets reached, brand development. Echo has supported the measurement of client sponsorship programs the Olympic games, international sports teams,global yacht races and golf tournaments, and otherwise linking their brand names to celebrities and events. This monograph outlines guidelines in how to set measurable objectives, and specifically how to work with the print media for effective sponsorship exposure. The stakes are high as image and reputation are at risk, but the rewards are also high if companies implement sound and professional disciplines to implement, monitor and measure their sponsorship activities.

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