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Lobbying: backroom game or quality dialogue?
One of the great strengths of Finnish decision-making is that political leaders actively listen to different perspectives. Whether it’s a small association, a large company, or an individual citizen, every voice is usually heard. Decision-makers want to understand how their choices affect everyday life, the economy, and society. This openness provides a productive foundation for working for the common good and strengthens trust within the society.
Adland in turmoil (again)
Jumping on a Moving Train – Interim Assignments Challenge Communicators
No one is irreplaceable. But what can you do when a key communications person is on sick leave or leaves for new challenges, and the planned recruitment takes longer than anticipated? Where can you search for, find, hire, or borrow a temporary professional? We have the solution ready: a Mailand consultant rushes to the rescue for an interim assignment.
Transparency Register makes lobbying public?
When times are rough, EU needs your vote
Advanced studies in sustainability
Know The Nordics: The Best Kept Danish Secret Cannot Be Found In Nyhavn
Had I been the owner of this story, there would have been bells and whistles in the airport arrival hall, postcards picturing runic inscriptions and key holders with blue teeth hanging. Because there is no power like the power of a story, and this one just knocked me out.
Fancy becoming a communications consultant? These five things are good to know.
Communications consultancies are a popular topic of conversation today. Many people have opinions about them – more or less based on facts. Therefore, I will now correct a few common mistakes and explain why also you should apply for a job as a consultant. The industry needs more insightful and responsible people.