Navigating Crisis and Reputation Risk in 2021
Argyle SVP Robert Gemmill shares his insights on crisis and reputation risk with GAM Graphics and Marketing magazine.
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A year for leadership: Argyle’s leaders dive deeper into 2021 trends GalleryA year for leadership: Argyle’s leaders dive deeper into 2021 trends
Advertising, Advocacy, Agribusiness, All, Behavioural Change, Brand, Climate Change, Communication, Corporate Communication, Crisis, Digital and Social, Digital Marketing, Environment, Leadership, Marketing, Public Engagement, Public Relations, Reputation
A year for leadership: Argyle’s leaders dive deeper into 2021 trends
Following the six key communications trends shared by President and CEO Daniel Tisch last week, Argyle’s other senior leaders talk about what they see on the horizon for 2021 in their areas of specialty.
How to Recover Fast from the Pandemic
Empathy, agility & a “jump ball” moment.
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Green and White: Why we must dismantle racism in the environmental sector GalleryGreen and White: Why we must dismantle racism in the environmental sector
Advocacy, All, Behavioural Change, Climate Change, Communication, Crisis, Engagement, Environment, Indigenous Engagement, Leadership, Non-Profit, Social Responsibility, Sustainability
Green and White: Why we must dismantle racism in the environmental sector
They called it a Park Crawl. It was the summer of 2014, and one of Canada’s biggest environmental non-profits had pulled out all the stops to create the perfect engagement and climate change constituency-building event: an afternoon exploring the green spaces deep in the heart of downtown Toronto.
From pro-equity to anti-racism: How do we turn conversation into action?
There is a new urgency in the global conversation about racism. Led by the Black Lives Matter movement, this conversation is now happening across countless communities, companies and industries – including the public relations industry.
When silence isn’t golden
A personal reflection on racism, violence and our moral responsibilities as citizens. Watching the news this week has been a sickening, heartbreaking experience: the tragedies of lives taken, families torn apart and communities divided by anger, racism and violence.
Chronicling COVID: Adam Radwanski, Globe and Mail
As climate risk and action have become mainstream business and investor concerns in the last year, it finally felt like climate policy journalism would start getting the serious space that it deserved. At last, climate considerations would shape national dialogue about our future and priorities.
Chronicling COVID: Lance Chung, Bay Street Bull
Lance Chung, Editor in Chief of Bay Street Bull, joins us this week for our Q&A series exploring COVID-19's effects on journalism. Lance and his team were putting together their ‘30 under 30’ spring issue when social distancing measures came into place. He chats with Argyle’s Alex Kucharski about how they pivoted to deliver the issue and what he learned from launching the magazine’s re-brand during the pandemic.
Crisis management: Leading amidst uncertainty
As the former national media relations manager for McDonald’s Restaurants of Canada, I’ve had an insider’s view at how big corporations both prepare and respond in real time to issues and crises, both globally and locally.
Chronicling COVID: Victoria DiPlacido, ELLE Canada
As we explore how COVID-19 has impacted journalism, Argyle’s Alex Kucharski chats with Victoria DiPlacido, digital director at ELLE Canada, about balancing the need for information and entertainment tailored to Canadian women, how she’s surviving isolation while supporting local businesses, and the work she is most proud of.