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 #440 Being comfortable in discomfort: India’s PR market shows maturity and resilience

author"s portrait Communications professionals in India responded to the many discomforts of the pandemic by showing adaptability and embracing upskilling. By Arwa Husain.

ITL #439   Public relations­ from startup to unicorn: evolving communications for high-growth ventures

author"s portrait How PR can help rapidly growing tech startups meet ambitious goals. By Ashford Pritchard.

ITL #438   Latin America: where international brands go wrong

author"s portrait When It comes To LATAM (not the airline), half-measures won’t cut it. By Alasdair Townsend.

ITL #437 From ‘Eau de Holiday’ to ‘Sunrise Chasers’: covid-19 unleashes PR creativity

author"s portrait Sitting on the IPRA Golden World Awards 2021 jury showed how covid-19 has brought the strongest sides of the PR industry to light. By Daniel Silberhorn.

ITL #436   Justice as a platform: for brands, getting political is the only way forward

author"s portrait In these corrosive times, public relations can play a positive role in helping companies maneuver when the goal is both doing well and doing good. By Andrew Graham.

ITL #435 Greentech firms: brand growth in the year of COP26

author"s portrait There are great opportunities for greentech businesses to increase their profile and grow but they must be careful about the claims they make because the greenwash detectors are out in force. By Simon Coughlin.

ITL #434 Diversity, Equity & Inclusion: an urgent call for companies in LATAM to act now

author"s portrait Latin Americans have high trust in businesses but expect them to be strong on DEI and help fix societal problems. By Mariana Sanz.

ITL #433 The vital context of ‘sorry’: collective apology and social memory

author"s portrait Apologies represent complicated social interactions but there is often confusion over whether they fulfil a moral obligation or simply provide packaging for a crisis communication appeal. By Amy Thurlow.

ITL #432 What Japanese brands want: strategy and digital

author"s portrait There is strong demand from Japanese brands for measurable strategic communications and digital support, according to findings from clients at a major PR trade fair. By Keisuke Maeda.

ITL #431 Breaking down barriers: are you thinking globally?

author"s portrait The rise of global content poses some big challenges for communicators and organisations must avoid being held back by their own regional structures and politics. By Debbie Hindle.
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