As with all Fiscal Events, the impact will depend upon two key elements: substance and sentiment.
Much has been written already about the political and economic backdrop to this week’s Spring Statement. The Government has been at pains to straddle the divide between those who say they have not gone far enough and those for whom these measures, especially on welfare, are several steps too far.
International Women’s Day (IWD) was first celebrated in 1911 and has since remained an annual benchmark of women’s achievements – and a call to action for gender equality. This year on 8 March, the official theme for IWD is ‘Accelerate Action’. According to the World Economic Forum, it will take 134 years, until 2158 – about five generations from now – to reach full gender parity . As we strive to create diverse, inclusive and equal environments, this year’s theme is calling on all of us to speed up gender equality across the globe.
At Building Relations, we have been working with propTech clients since we opened our doors – in fact, propTech was the subject of our very first roundtable event back in 2018!
We like to think of ourselves as ahead of the curve when it comes to cutting edge communications, and we are well versed in delivering successful media strategies in the propTech sphere.
The world of PR is changing and more dynamic than ever before. As we head in the New Year, our team has pulled together its PR industry trends for 2024 – from the latest social media updates to the move towards more digital content and the return of face-to-face events.
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