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Over the next six weeks spiked, in association with Clarke Mulder Purdie, will be looking at how the business psyche is likely to be affected by the recession. Will risk-taking and innovation be replaced by caution and restraint? And what of the political pressures? Will the scrutiny and regulation of the financial sector inhibit business practice more generally? These are just some of the questions we hope to address in the coming weeks.
At Clarke Mulder Purdie, a corporate and B2B public relations agency, we believe that understanding how organisations are positioned in relation to the big issues of the day is vital to effective communications. We have partnered with spiked to deliver this event as part of our Hothouse Foresight initiative, a series of research, debates and events, which explores how changes in the economic, social, political, business and media landscape - both locally and globally - are impacting organisations and their stakeholders.
Today’s unprecedented volatility poses complex challenges to safeguarding organisational relevance and the reputation of brands. Hothouse Foresight provides communicators with the strategic insights to overcome these challenges and deliver their organisational objectives. If you'd like to know more about Hothouse Foresight, or if you would like to explore how current trends are affecting your business and what the implications for your communications efforts, please do get in touch.
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The impact of the recession on risk-taking can be glimpsed in that most risky sector: medical advance. |
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