Victoria McKenzie-Gould, Director of Corporate Communications at Marks and Spencer, tells Daisy why retail is a lot like working in politics

Charlotte Holloway, Government Relations Director at Zoom, talks to Daisy about joining a company that is growing at an extraordinary pace

Rebecca Park, Managing Director of External Affairs at UK Finance talks to Daisy about why everybody hates bankers

Daisy interviews James Frayne of Public First about why no organisation can truly avoid politics these days

It is three months since George Floyd was killed. We discuss what has changed, and what lessons companies can learn.

Daisy interviews Mark MacGregor of Stonehaven about why every company feels victimised by the government and what to do about it

Initial thoughts on what the ISC report on Russia means for reputation professionals

In this episode we step away from the important social arguments for equality and inclusion and instead take a commercial view.

Corporate reputation professionals can learn lessons from this political crisis

Reputation matters for this group of stakeholders as much as any other – and ignoring that could mean the loss of your license to operate

Companies that get embroiled in politics risk making enemies of politicians and irritating consumers. But there are benefits as well.

A lack of diversity creates teams that perform less well, products that have troubling flaws and communication that speaks to only a few

A lack of diversity alienates your organisation from customers, investors, regulators and employees – and it lays you open to serious errors

The Conservative victory in December's General Election was not a sign that capitalism is forgiven. Over the next few weeks I will be explai

Engaging early is vital to building trust. It’s never too early to start preparing for the next general election.

Campaigns provide a structure with which to drive and explain change and that is why we need to be using them beyond the election

A little preparation now will help to reduce the stress over Christmas and put you ahead of the game in January.

Corporate reputation is as important as ideology in shaping political manifestos. Forget this at your peril!

Three weeks to go until the General Election. Here are five headlines on the current state of the polls.