In Germany beer is seen as part of the national identity. This is reflected in its widespread availability, everywhere from motorway stations to gyms. It’s even legal to buy beer at 16 years of age.
With more and more of us working from home, LinkedIn has announced it's bringing Snapchat-style stories to the platform. Is LinkedIn looking to do something new? Or just following the crowd?
For marketing managers, finding the perfect location to host an event is not always easy. A quick Google will throw up the big corporate venues, including football stadiums, airport hotels and concert halls – but these are often too big, too ‘run of the mill’ or lacking in character.
Fourth Day Public Relations is officially an adult. The team celebrated its 18th birthday recently with a cheers to the future and an exciting buzz in the air as we look forward to our 2020 offsite in gorgeous Greece.
Why taking your online relationships offline can be so valuable - for both your business and your social life
This week is National Conversation Week (NCW), which aims to encourage the act of – yep, you guessed it – having a conversation. But not an online one, or a phone call, or anything digitally assisted. Instead, NCW seeks to inspire us to reconnect through the physical act of talking.
Fourth Day’s London team has moved. Our new office is in the fabulous setting of Somerset House - one of the city’s most spectacular and well-loved cultural spaces overlooking the river Thames.
Having worked full-time in PR for around 8 months now, I’m still learning. But here are a few pointers I’ve picked up so far.
This summer, the Fourth Day team launched a new event series called Honest Talks. The idea was to bring together a group of business people in an intimate, relaxed group, to discuss issues that often feel too big, that might make us feel uncomfortable, or that have the potential to go undiscussed.
Earlier this year Lloyd’s of London implemented a drinking ban for its staff between the hours of 9am to 5pm. They justified this move by pointing to the presence of alcohol consumption in half of disciplinary cases in the last couple of years.