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From Waiting for Godot to winning trust: Communications lessons from IPEM 2026
IPEM Global has long served as a useful barometer of sentiment across private markets. If there was one defining theme at this year's conference, it...
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Farage, Burnham, and the battle for authenticity
British politics is witnessing a quiet contest over who truly speaks for the public, defined not only by ideology but by contrasting instincts for...
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What Aristotle can tell us about corporate statements
The ancient Greeks, having codified Western democracy, philosophy and the symposium, understood that assembling people in a room was no guarantee of...
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The changing boundaries of privacy
Recent discussions about online safety have rightly focused on protecting children and young people. But the wider issue of digital exposure does not...
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The politics of presence: Why institutions need to be seen to be trusted
Across recent decades, trust in national institutions has reportedly weakened ( Edelman Trust Barometer, 2026 ). Amidst this erosion of trust, the...
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The CEO transition tightrope: How to signal change without undermining trust
Any diligent Financial Times reader will know full well that CEO tenures are shrinking and scrutiny is intensifying. According to BCG/Russell Reynolds...
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Built to last? JLR redundancies challenge the government’s industrial ambitions
On Monday, and before a backdrop of bowing robotic arms and an increasingly fragile economy, Chancellor John Healey made his first major speech since...
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Time to plug in baby (solar goes mainstream)
British bank holiday weekends traditionally contain a number of familiar activities, whether it be going camping only to find the weather turns very...
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