Paul Twivy, senior strategic consultant, The Partners Overstating your half-year profit guidance by £250m is a fairly substantial fault in anyone’s books or on anyone’s books, even if the books are as big as Tesco’s. Despite the su...
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Invest in employee experience not employer brand
Building a reputation among employees and the recruitment audience requires a strong foundation that runs deeper than an EVP, says Radley Yeldar’s Stephen Duncan Join Duncan at the Employer Brand Management conference on 12 Decembe...
Employer branding: Another job on the CEO’s to-do list?
A company’s employer brand should come from the top, but should be a reflection of corporate culture, Sheila Parry from theblueballroom says Join Parry at the Employer Brand Management conference on 12 December. Attendees will lear...
How HSBC NOW has raised the bank’s image as a great place to work
With a culture change necessary post-banking collapse, HSBC had to reinvent its employee engagement. Thus HSBC NOW was born. Annie Bissett from MerchantCantos explains the development process Join Bissett at the Employer Brand Mana...
The employer brand: More than a logo in a 3D space
The implementation of an employer brand on the physical space can impact internal culture. Julie Schoenfelder from GLIMMA discusses the built environment Join Julie Schoenfelder at the Employer Brand Management conference on 12 Dec...
How digital changed recruitment
I can’t think of a more exciting time to work in our space. New techniques and technologies appear by the day. Nick Francis from Casual Films explores the role of digital in employer branding Nick Francis at the Employer Brand Man...
Opinion: Debbie Donaldson on social media, “Is so-called engagement really hitting the mark?”
Everyone knows social is a core focus for brand communicators. Debbie Donaldson, business director at The Big Group, discusses the way to best drive engagement around brand content. Let’s face it – social media activity is now a co...
Opinion – Stefan Liute says put your brand in writing
It’s hard to figure out what brand means on a daily basis. Stefan Liute says to remind yourself and your employees every day. That way, you can bring the brand to life. Take one word you think is really important to your business....
Accepting the impermanent in brand development
Brands are works in progress that we mistakenly think are finished. Instead, we should consider brands through the principles of wabi-sabi – a Japanese aesthetic ideology centred around the acceptance of persistent transience. What...
Opinion – Stefan Liute says brand strategy is a reference point for business
However fast the world seems to be changing, some things don’t, actually. Stefan Liute discusses how brand strategy acts as a point of reference among this maelstrom of change and keeps businesses on a steady path We live in a time...
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