When over 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants walked off the job, the airline and union told two very different stories – proving just how powerful a resonating narrative can be in shaping public opinion.

What does a dating app and a global software company have in common? Both were in the headlines recently, but for all the wrong reasons. 

On July 31, we hosted a one-hour webinar designed for senior leaders preparing for the inevitable: a cyber breach. Battle-tested...

When most people look at unemployment stats, they see a percentage figure that’s gone either up or down, shrug, and move on with their...

Last week, news broke that a major security lapse in McDonald's AI-powered hiring system exposed personal data of 64 million job...

Credit: PA/David Davies Red Bull Racing’s abrupt and unexplained dismissal of Team Principal and CEO Christian Horner – who led the...

After spending 20 years in the communications industry, I found myself at a crossroads. I had built a rewarding and diverse career...

Cruz’s stumble on Calson’s show was more than just a bad night – it was a clear warning. Facts matter. Preparation matters. And underestimating the interviewer is a fatal mistake, even when they’re usually on your side.

For the better part of two decades, marketing budgets have steadily tilted toward paid and owned channels. The rise of digital platforms...

When you consider that the average cost of a breach in 2024 hit an all-time high, up 10 per cent to almost $5 million, it bears asking: is it worth it to prepare in advance? 

In the realm of corporate presentations, there’s a common but rarely discussed misconception: that the speaker’s primary objective is to be liked by the audience. 

Many business leaders are left wondering: How do we plan for the future when the rules of the game keep changing daily?