Public communications strategies in Korea are being influenced more and more by transparency and openness, finds Fleishman-Hillard’s Yvonne Park and Byoung-Joo Kim
FleishmanHillard Thought Leadership
Shaping and sharing
Lin Menuhin tells Craig Hoy how global drinks manufacturer Diageo is committed to the development of a responsive and responsible corporate affairs agenda in the diverse – and at times challenging – markets in Asia
Rising to the tech challenge
FleishmanHillard’s Raj Seth examines the increasing importance of communications in the cutting edge and competitive tech sector
Making the government relations grade
Sharon Ruwart tells PublicAffairsAsia that good government relations in China needs connectivity, creativity and measurable goals
Embracing the Islamic opportunity
As Fleishman-Hillard launches its Majlis practice, Yusuf Hatia offers valuable insights into the reputation management and communications issues faced by corporations seeking to engage with a global market made up of more than 1.8 billion Muslim consumers
Women, Wealth, Power: Consumerism redefined
Children of the internet revolution are coming of age and forcing change in the communications industry says Joanne Wong
Managing Your Message Across Boundaries
PublicAffairsAsia speaks to HSBC’s Tom Grimmer on managing corporate communications across a diverse region
Mind the gap: Reputation also matters
In the latest in the Thought Leader’s series FleishmanHillard’s Rachel Catanach examines the growing importance of corporate reputation
Communicating money matters
The Prudential’s Sean Rach sets out the fundamentals of corporate financial communications
Scoring the governance goal
Ruby Yim outlines the growing importance of corporate governance as a value proposition among the global investment community
8 Rules of Engagement for Chinease Investment Abroad
The rise of China as a global economic power over the past 30 years is unprecedented in the history of modern civilization. Never has a
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The art of issues management involves being alert to your marketplace and prepared for the crisis when it hits, says GSK’s regional government relations director, Janice Armstrong