daisypowellchandleSep 8, 202016 minS1E7: Why corporate reputation needs to learn from politicsDaisy interviews James Frayne of Public First about why no organisation can truly avoid politics these days
Daisy Powell-ChandlerJul 22, 20203 minTrade, diplomacy and reputationInitial thoughts on what the ISC report on Russia means for reputation professionals
Daisy Powell-ChandlerJul 8, 20203 minEverything is about peopleWinning over internal stakeholders is an important part of most jobs. Here is one route to doing it well.
Daisy Powell-ChandlerJun 10, 20203 minIt is time for communicators to make friends with actuariesIn order to do a good job over the next few decades, comms practitioners are going to have to get much more comfortable talking about risk.
Daisy Powell-ChandlerJun 3, 20204 minReputation and your AGM: it matters more than you thinkAnnual General Meetings have become a catalyst for changes in both reputation and strategy. This is an opportunity as well as a challenge.
Daisy Powell-ChandlerApr 15, 20203 minBuilding a company for after the virusEvery web conference, every crisis averted, is a step towards the kind of organisation you will work for when we emerge.
Daisy Powell-ChandlerMar 25, 20205 minStrategy tools to help you navigate a crisisIf ever there was a time to root yourself in strategy it is now, as the world changes rapidly around us.
Daisy Powell-ChandlerMar 18, 20202 minHow & why to run a great workshop - onlineOnline workshops provide a way to unite teams even when they are in different locations. Here’s how to make them fun and productive
Daisy Powell-ChandlerJan 22, 202013 minWhy everybody hates you: The Attention EconomyEntrepreneurs monetise our time yet show little respect for the impact this has on quality of life. It is a recipe for resentment.
Daisy Powell-ChandlerJan 8, 20202 minDon't get too comfortable: they still hate youThe Conservative victory in December's General Election was not a sign that capitalism is forgiven. Over the next few weeks I will be explai
Daisy Powell-ChandlerDec 18, 20192 minWinning the election aftermathEngaging early is vital to building trust. It’s never too early to start preparing for the next general election.
Daisy Powell-ChandlerDec 11, 20192 minThe power of campaigningCampaigns provide a structure with which to drive and explain change and that is why we need to be using them beyond the election
Daisy Powell-ChandlerDec 4, 20193 min Corporate Reputation: A pre- and post-election checklist A little preparation now will help to reduce the stress over Christmas and put you ahead of the game in January.
Daisy Powell-ChandlerNov 27, 20193 minHow NOT to feature in an election manifestoCorporate reputation is as important as ideology in shaping political manifestos. Forget this at your peril!
Daisy Powell-ChandlerNov 13, 20192 minMeasuring Corporate Reputation: A Primer84% of the value of the S&P 500 is ‘intangible’ and a large proportion of that unseen value resides in a company’s reputation and brands.
Daisy Powell-ChandlerOct 30, 20193 minCorporate reputation - HOW to measure your reputationWe’ve now looked at WHY you should measure reputation, WHAT you should measure and WHO you should ask. But HOW should you be measuring it?
Daisy Powell-ChandlerOct 23, 20192 minCorporate reputation - WHO should you ask? (how to draft a stakeholder map)Reputation tracking helps you to measure the impact you are having in each of the stakeholder groups that could be an ally or barrier
Daisy Powell-ChandlerOct 16, 20192 minClimate challenge or climate opportunity?Climate change is a challenge of global proportions but there are also tantalising prospects for reinvention and profit.
Daisy Powell-ChandlerOct 2, 20192 minWhat is corporate reputation? (and WHY you should measure it) A good reputation increases your share price and acts as a shield, an insurance policy to fall back on when times are hard
Daisy Powell-ChandlerSep 25, 20192 minBe the person your intern hopes that you areWhen you look at the world from this point of view, everything and everyone looks a bit different. Maybe it all looks a bit more distasteful