Managing community expectations during growth and change
In the past, communication from local governments mostly related to essential services or to support disaster management.
The vocal minority. Let’s discuss
Whichever term you choose to label this group, the reality is they can be a real threat to the progress and ultimate success of your project.
Why companies need to be prepared for a cyber-security crisis
There is no doubt the rapid migration of digital technologies that took place at the height of the pandemic accelerated the rate of cyber-attacks exponentially.
Obtaining public support by harnessing the power of social media
To stay competitive, companies must allocate resources towards the development of digital strategies for investor relations, maximising the-use of social media channels for their extensive reach and growing influence with investors.
Positive stakeholder engagement leadership
Central to any successful business, organisation or project, is the need for strong leadership and communication.
Importance of social licence in regional communities
The shift to clean energy is accelerating, with renewable energy developers seeking to rapidly establish generation and transmission infrastructure in regional communities.
Four ways to improve your online reputation management
Establishing a positive online reputation is one of the most important marketing opportunities for any business today.
Regional Queensland – a new approach
Investment and infrastructure development in regional Queensland is rapidly expanding, bringing with it enormous benefits to local communities and the Queensland economy as a whole.
Community outrage and activism on the rise – are you prepared?
Companies sometimes experience organised community resistance, often led by individuals or special interest groups who champion their cause based on fear and misinformation.
How to gain your social licence to operate
There are countless examples globally of projects that have been delayed or stopped altogether as a result of community and stakeholder opposition.
