Downing Street advertises job as PM's official spokesperson
The job has been unfilled since the previous incumbent left last year.
Five key ‘pillars’, four potential models and three concerns
A new report reveals recommendations for those in charge of running an international comms operation.
‘Bolder’ campaigning will return, but corporate affairs risks losing seat at table
Deloitte’s Mark Hutcheon reveals insights from a recent survey he conducted reviewing his clients’ profession.
Fewer DEI and ESG roles and more digital and content experts being recruited
Pressure to prioritise tangible results over shaping perceptions is driving the needs of chief comms officers, says new report.
Reputation: ‘innovation’ and ‘people practices’ biggest boons
Positively communicating creativity and how employees are treated are the most effective ways to improve perceptions and add value, says new report.
Have a happy and lasting relationship with your agency
There’s no one set of rules that can cover every agency relationship. So what should you do?
11 things to do (plus one to avoid) to land your next in-house comms job
If you’re even thinking about moving to pastures new this year, here’s the practical advice you need to help boost your chances of getting the role you want.
Should you take a comms job at No. 10?
In.Comms spoke to several veterans of the Downing Street communications operation to weigh up the highs, the lows and the oddities of doing PR for the PM.
In-house comms bemused at Sorrell’s ‘proprietorial’ message on Radio 4
The in-house comms community has shrugged off the suggestion that ‘PR is dead’, made by adland grandee Sir Martin Sorrell on Radio 4.