Reputation is one of the most misunderstood assets in business.
Most leadership teams treat it as a communications function: something to activate after the strategic decisions have already been made. A press release once the
Most leadership teams treat it as a communications function: something to activate after the strategic decisions have already been made. A press release once the
Published in O’Dwyers Our job is changing. We are still problem solvers, and traditional communications work still matters. But it is no longer enough. Increasingly,
How to Navigate the Risks and Rewards of Signing Open Letters In April 2021, more than 1,800 business leaders, including the CEOs of Merck, American
In venture capital, the founder is often the face of the company. And for good reason: bold, visionary leaders are what make early-stage investing exciting
By Elie Jacobs Reputation crises don’t come out of nowhere—they follow patterns. For board directors and senior management, recognising these patterns isn’t just helpful—it’s a
The Trump administration’s deregulatory push is reshaping the terrain for fintech companies—but not necessarily for the better. While some in the industry welcome looser oversight
by Elie Jacobs In the final moments of the Apollo 11 crew’s descent to the lunar surface, an unexpected warning light flashed: “1202.” Neither Neil
Any foreign company wanting to make progress in the United States will need cast-iron strategies to protect its reputation. The Founding Fathers were unusually prescient,
By Frank DeMaria and Elie Jacobs.Read the article on O’Dwyers here. If you’re reading this, the world hasn’t ended, and the freedom of the press
What if we told you that In the calculus of investment decisions, something that can change the entire valuation of a target is often entirely