Tag: Thought Leadership

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, both victorious in re-elections in recent months, are set to meet in Istanbul for the first meeting of the countries' premiers in 15 years. The visit comes as both countries re-examine their place in an ever-complex global landscape with the Turkish Republic commemorating its centennial and Israel celebrating 75 years of existence. We took a look at what is in store for this relationship in the future, what has motivated this rapprochement and its implications for the region and beyond...

As a global population, we’re leaning in to science and the scientific community more than ever before—representing a critical inflection point for healthcare communicators and marketers...

Major global events provide excellent platforms for companies to demonstrate and strengthen their thought leadership in tackling global issues, and some of the major international events that will take place in 2020 will help to develop tangible and intangible legacies for future generation...

Second only to “blue sky thinking,” “thought leadership” may be the most irritating and overused corporate phrase. What does thought leadership mean? Is it more than just jargon? Can it ever make a positive contribution? These were some of the questions our Dani Lebor was interested in exploring at the European Digital Advocacy Summit in Brussels. ..