Globally, companies are embracing the concept of integrated reporting in their annual reports to develop greater stakeholder trust and acceptance and contribute towards securing a social licence to operate
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.
Half-yearly reports are continuing to evolve from simply a mandatory ASX-reporting requirement of financial performance to a golden opportunity to maximise the value of your investor relations program.
Australian investors are increasingly incorporating social media into their decision-making processes.
The management of risks, reporting and reputation issues for Boards and executive leadership has increased significantly over the past several years, with an ever-expanding focus on ESG issues from shareholders, customers, and other key stakeholders.
Many journalists and news crews have opted to continue working remotely, and TV interviews are now being recorded over the phone or conducted virtually via video conferencing platforms such as Skype, Zoom, or Microsoft Teams.
Establishing a positive online reputation is one of the most important marketing opportunities for any business today.
When dealing with an organisational crisis, providing transparent, timely and accurate information is essential to managing your organisation’s reputation.
With the popularity of social media, reputation damage online can be swift and fierce.
Did you know that reputation drives nearly a third of the market value for some of the world’s largest companies?
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