Wednesday, September 23rd 2020
This week in
Consulting
What does the future hold for Strategic Communications?
This week’s must read
Conventionally a press release would be the most popular mean of communicating a message. How has PR evolved in the last 20 years? What to expect from PR for the future? Is Digital PR the only way forward for any brand wanting to increase its traffic?
This Week’s Must Read is an insight piece from Hallam about how new digital techniques have really transformed the Press Release.
Thought Leadership
Are you a Leader who accepts the challenge of engaging with their employees? Do you demonstrate how fully you value them? Do you set up your teams to undertake successful digital transformations? Here are seven ways to proceed…
Understanding the concept of power is key to make sense of social movements and the role of strategic communication. Joseph Phelan introduces two types of power: direct and personal.
Communications teams are central to the work needed to nurture an inclusive culture. Whatever the method used, language can reinforce or dismantle a status quo. The article presents three ways to get started.
How to prepare your company or client for the new era of cyber breaches, risk management, and bold political stands. Richard Levick shares ways to prepare your company.
This week’s Consulting News
| Greg Ryan@Boston Business Journal
| @Silicon Valley Daily
| @PRNewswire
| @Consultancy.uk
This week’s media
Keisha Brewer will share how effective communications can be used by all women (and men) to excel in everyday life.
Consulting sourcing tips
Demand Management for Consulting and Why You Need It
Demand management is an indispensable instrument for procurement professionals and businesses in general. Implementing it for the consultancy category is a no-brainer if you want to maintain spend control and strategic alignment.
How to set-up an Internal Consulting Group?
Internal Consulting is a growing trend today. In this article, you’ll learn how to set up your internal consulting group.
How to Check the References for Consulting Services the Right Way
When you are looking for a consultant or a consulting firm to help you improve your business, it’s a good idea to check the references provided. References can provide more information about the consultant or firm and can offer insights into the kind of work they have done in the past. In this article, learn the importance of checking references and what questions you need to ask while doing so.
Previous Weeks’ issues
What You Need to Know About Crisis Management in 2023 | This Week in Consulting
In this issue of This Week in Consulting, we explore various aspects of crisis management, from using simulation to preparing for crises to organizing communication. We also look at how to involve the key stakeholders, some best practices from a leadership standpoint, and how to flip the script and in some cases turn the crisis into an opportunity.
Hospitality Industry 2023: Discover What’s In Store! | This Week in Consulting
In this issue of This Week in Consulting, we explore key trends shaping the future of hospitality, which promise to be quite exciting on all these fronts.
Best Practices for Organization & Governance in 2023 | This Week in Consulting
In this issue of This Week in Consulting we explore good practices to make the matrix work, how to change behaviors, how to define and embed values, how to avoid losing momentum during aa reorganization and how organization design can make or break a deal.
Hélène Laffitte is the CEO of Consulting Quest, a Global Performance-Driven Consulting Platform and author of “Smart Consulting Sourcing”, a step by step guide to getting the best ROI from your consulting. With a blend of experience in Procurement and Consulting, Hélène is passionate about helping Companies create more value through Consulting.
