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Jim Donaldson and Alex Deane discuss the findings of Weber Shandwick’s latest Legal PR report
view more hereSeventy Per Cent of Consumers Avoid Products If They Dislike Parent Company, Weber Shandwick Survey Finds
A new global study comissioned by Weber Shandwick finds that the company behind the brand is critical to consumer purchasing decisions.
Read more hereHouse of Switzerland taps into Weber Shandwick Olympic expertise
Weber Shandwick today announced its appointment by the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, Presence Switzerland, the official body for Switzerland’s communications abroad.
Read more herePlymouth University Appoints Weber Shandwick
Plymouth University has appointed Weber Shandwick to raise its media profile in the UK and internationally, following a competitive selection process.
Read more hereBill Royce Joins Weber Shandwick as Senior Vice President, Cleantech, Energy & Sustainability EMEA
Weber Shandwick today announced the appointment of Bill Royce as senior vice president, Cleantech, Energy & Sustainability EMEA.
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Byrne Baby Byrne
Reflections on public relations and public affairs from CEO, Colin Byrne.
Reflections on public relations and public affairs from CEO, Colin Byrne.
Not A Faster Horse
Reflections on the PR industry of the past, present and future by Weber Shandwick's Worldwide Chief Digital Creative Officer, James Warren.
Scotland Votes
The low down on politics and elections in Scotland, along with Scotland’s leading parliamentary seat predictor tool.
The low down on politics and elections in Scotland, along with Scotland’s leading parliamentary seat predictor tool.
