Research & Data
Rankings
Top 150 2009
This year's report was always going to be an interesting one. It is the first real bellwether of the sector since the credit crunch began to bite.
2008 TOP 150 PR CONSULTANCIES -- TOP 150 TABLE
Looking at the performance of the UK's top 150 PR agencies, 2007 looks to have been a superb year.
2008 TOP 150 PR CONSULTANCIES -- PROFILES
Several agencies pulled off stellar results last year. PRWeek spoke to ten of them and found out what their highlights of 2007 were.
Surveys
The PRWeek Best Places to Work survey 2009
Sabbaticals, bonuses and duvet days - these agencies have them all. Cathy Wallace guides you through the UK's elite in PRWeek's first ever Best Places to Work survey
Comms directors survey: What keeps comms bosses awake at night?
PRWeek and Brands2Life asked the country's top in-house professionals about their concerns and plans for the year ahead. Alex Black analyses the key results
Salary survey 2008: A war for talent in a thriving industry
PRWeek's annual Salary Survey looks at overall pay levels and hears from experts at the sharp end of industry trends.
Campaigns
Voluntary sector/Healthcare: Month puts prostate cancer on the map
The Prostate Cancer Charity decided to extend its successful annual awareness week to a month-long event to maximise impact, reach more people, allow more flexibility to organise events and increase understanding about the disease.
Expert Knowledge
Top Ten Strategies for Boosting ROI Despite Shrinking Budgets and Dwindling Resources
Higher prices and tighter budgets are putting the squeeze on PR and marketing programs. It's important to understand, however, that a tough economy is the best reason to be even more creative and find new ways to make messages stand out.
The future of internal communications
This new report by executive search firm Watson Helsby provides insight into the big topics shaping internal communications and its development as a function as well as a view of the competencies required for success in today's internal communications directors
- Head of Press, Youth Sport Trust
- c.£45k + Benefits, Central London
- Senior Account Executives & Account Managers, Sterling Communications
- Competitive, Central London
- Senior Account Manager / Account Director, Blue Communications
- £45-55,000 based on experience, Asia
- Senior Account Director / Associate (Personal Finance), Media Contacts
- £55000 to £70000 Per: annum, Central London
- CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER, JFL Search & Selection
- Circa £45K, Central London
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