Thought Leadership Essays

IPRA thought leadership essays deliver relevant content for anyone involved in international communications. They provide insight on the live issues that matter in the fast-changing world of Public Relations.

ITL #622 How to embrace AI: learning from change winners and losers

author"s portrait Five steps to successfully navigate the transformational opportunities of artificial intelligence. By Christine Barney.

ITL #621 A balancing act: navigating the realities and rewards of an in-house PR role

author"s portrait Throughout my career, I have found myself caught in the web of multiple stakeholders, each with different expectations. By Foo Chek Yee.

ITL #620 A case for communications expertise in the boardroom: helping the board through times of rapid change

author"s portrait Bringing a CCO onto the board keeps reputation top of mind when big decisions are made. By Aedhmar Hynes.

ITL #619 Managing emerging global risks: where strategic communications comes in

author"s portrait Ensuring that CEOs and organisations become sources of trustworthy information will play a key role in boosting levels of trust and optimism. By Adedoyin Jaiyesimi.

ITL #618 The ‘Campaignification’ of the Global South: the need for a new approach

author"s portrait Centrally driven global campaigns can lead to underweighting of the core job of understanding, engaging, and educating stakeholders. By Ian Herbison.

ITL #617  Sport partnerships: prepare well and play hard

author"s portrait Many brands leverage sports partnerships to position themselves and raise their profile. Here are seven steps to achieving maximum communications cut-through. By Toan Ravenscroft.

ITL #616 Strategic health communication: bridging public relations and global crisis management

author"s portrait Great health communications translates detailed medical information into simple language that positively influences people with diverse backgrounds. By Yahya Ahmadi.

ITL #615 PR pros, ditch your butter knife: bring out the sword!

author"s portrait The bedrock of modern PR has changed and those who do not adapt and sharpen their competencies will fade into irrelevance. By Sujit Patil.

ITL #614 Integrating communications into cybersecurity incident response plans: crucial to protect brand and reputation

author"s portrait Many organisations are caught in a reactive mode when hit by a cybersecurity incident or technology outage. Far better to be prepared and to anticipate risks. By Kathryn Goater.

ITL #613   Artificial Intelligence and public relations: legal, ethical, and communication trends for 2025

author"s portrait The rise of AI presents new questions that strike at the core of PR and the communication function. By Cayce Myers.
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