With CEOs being tested to the limit, Nikki spoke to six leaders to understand how they’re leading their teams through the Coronavirus pandemic, and what they’ve learnt about themselves in recent weeks.
CEOs from six technology companies, all at different stages of growth, discuss their attitudes towards personal profile. Download the whitepaper now.
We've been blown away by some of the stories of positivity we've witnessed in recent weeks. And our clients are doing everything they can to contribute to this. Here are a couple of examples.
How should you speak to your customers, and potential customers, in light of the coronavirus crisis? Should it be business as usual? Or should your tone of voice be dramatically different? We share some advice.
If you're looking for a quick sanity check on how to deal with the coronavirus outbreak via your comms channels, we've collated some of the key questions we’re being asked and answered them here.
In celebration of International Women’s Day 2020, we asked some women (who are bossing life) what the day means to them, who they are inspired by and if they have any nuggets of advice for young females starting out in their industry.
Most companies are feeling nervous about how COVID-19 will affect them. Here, Nikki shares her insights on how businesses should deal with the coronavirus from a communications perspective, and how the outbreak is having a unique impact on both our personal and professional lives.
PR agency 3Points Communications are specialists in fintech and Chicago tech. On a recent trip to the Windy City our director Xanthe sat down with founder and CEO Drew Mauck to discuss some of the big trends in international PR, Chicago's 'do-it-yourself attitude' and, among other things, the best place to take a journo for lunch!
Despite the surf and barbies, the Christmas period for businesses in Oz can be gruelling. Olivia, our PR consultant Down Under, shares her thoughts on weathering the Christmas blackout.
Watching Mark Zuckerberg squirming in front of Congress shows just how much trust in tech giants has changed in recent years. So how can tech businesses protect themselves from the current 'techlash'?