The mighty status quo
Asia-Pacific emerges as the strongest advocate for reinventing corporate affairs, even as the function struggles to account for the risks ahead.
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Podcast: AI and the future of women in the workplace
Nineby9's Christine Fellowes and Ashbury's Jane Morgan on what the data shows about AI's uneven impact on women in the workplace.
Vero acquires majority stake in SEA's Mad Hat Asia
Deal takes Vero's fee income to $13.5m and deepens its integration of corporate and public affairs with cultural intelligence across the region.
When signals fade
As politicians lean into vice, business leaders are seeking quietude
Presence without performance: Gulf internal comms study
Nine in ten Gulf organisations have an internal communications function, but fewer than one in three think it actually works.
PR isn't dead. It just keeps getting mistaken for marketing
The industry should probably read Sir Martin Sorrell's premature obituary for PR as a warning shot. Keep selling channels, and the channels will eat you.
"We are all responsible": AI in Healthcare Roundtable
Earned First and We.Communications convened senior comms and public affairs leaders from the healthcare sector to confront the promises, pitfalls and policy challenges of AI across Asia-Pacific.