Mar 12, 2017
Strengthening ties abroad: lessons from Oman
Jason MacKenzie, president of the CIPR, communications consultant and strategist, guest blogs for CIPR International on the highlights of...
Mar 8, 2017
Calling all students - show your worth for a £1000 opportunity
CIPR International is excited to invite students on BA and MA Public Relations university courses in the UK to submit their entries for...
Mar 2, 2017
Robyn de Villiers announced as 2017 Maggie Nally speaker
We are thrilled to announce Robyn de Villiers, CEO and Chairman of Burson-Marsteller, Africa, as this year’s Maggie Nally Memorial...
Feb 28, 2017
CIPR International holds Annual General Meeting
The Annual General Meeting of CIPR International was held on Monday 20th February in London. Following the report on 2016 and plans for...
Oct 31, 2016
Throwing stones at hyenas
The ethics of PR in developing markets I run Grayling’s office in Nairobi. We are a PR consultancy working for a mix of multinational...
Oct 30, 2016
Finding the courage to unmask the clowns
It’s Halloween, so there will be a few spectres on the prowl tonight. As for us, practitioners charged with building and sustaining the...
Oct 29, 2016
Working in the Middle East
Due to the multi-cultural nature of the region, the importance of international trade and the significant difference in education levels...
Oct 26, 2016
Ethical considerations for working in the Middle East
Before entering into any observations on right or wrong - I’m extremely aware that I’m an outsider in the Middle East. This is not my...
Oct 23, 2016
Brown-envelope journalism and the practice of paying for column inches
I’ve just set my alarm for the third and final US presidential debate. I can’t wait. Being based in the UK, this does mean waking up at...
Oct 17, 2016
International crises and differences in cultural perspectives
A glance at a newspaper is enough and you almost always find some organisations involved in some sort of crisis. And indeed there is a...
