New autumn issue of Influence out now
The new autumn issue of Influence, the CIPR's exclusive and award-winning magazine, is out today.
The latest issue is packed full of exclusive interviews and features from the world of public relations and beyond with topics on managing a crisis and building trust, reframing taboos, and an exploration into how public relations has significantly contributed to decision-making on major issues of the day.
Log in to read the latest issue with articles including:
- Ryan Herman on the story behind Hollywood buying lower-league football outfit, Wrexham AFC
- Anna Melville-James on the key points to consider for successful internal crisis management
- Kitty Finstad on reframing the “last taboo” - grief
- An interview with former CIPR President and director of public affairs at the BBC, Paul Mylrea
- Rod Cartwright on practical ways to manage risk, build trust, and enhance resilience
- City AM editor, Andy Silvester on the challenges facing Turkey as they get set to celebrate 100 years as a republic
In the latest Access series, readers can meet Charlotte Richards, Lifestyle Content Director at Future, as she details her journey from junior sub editor to Lifestyle Content Director as well as Simon Tapscott, co-founder of Nearfield, who sat down with Christian Koch to talk the power of regional, the joy of print, and how he wants to connect with a culturally hungry audience.
As we continue to celebrate the Institute’s 75th anniversary, Influence magazine returns with an autumn edition rich in both content and context. This issue underscores the positive and transformative potential of PR, particularly at a time of crisis. Whether it’s through Dr Jon White’s insights into the role of reconciliation in high-level decision-making, Kitty Finstad’s poignant piece on the need to reframe the discourse around grief, or Ryan Herman’s play-by-play of how Hollywood breathed a new lease of life into a struggling non-league football outfit; this edition has something for everyone.
At Influence we are always looking to deliver the highest quality and most engaging content and this issue certainly does not disappoint. Take some time to get lost in these comms stories and, as always, let us know what you think.
- Each badged article is worth 1 CIPR CPD point.
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The CIPR advances professionalism in public relations by making its members accountable to their employers and the public through a code of conduct and searchable public register, setting standards through training, qualifications, awards and the production of best practice and skills guidance, facilitating Continuing Professional Development (CPD), and awarding Chartered Public Relations Practitioner status (Chart.PR).