Jo Gregory | 18th October 2018 | Categories: Thought provoking blogs
We’re all different and have unique ways of working, but when it comes to running a tight ship in the context of business, there’s no getting away from the fact organisation is key. Here Clare PR, a building and construction PR agency in Manchester, reveals just how it has been able to deliver consistently for […]
Jo Gregory | 4th October 2018 | Categories: Thought provoking blogs
We all know an imminent deadline can often be the cause of a few extra hours in the office past 5 pm, but a recent article in The Guardian discussing #ElonMusk’s jaw-dropping work schedule, which involves working such long hours he forgot to celebrate his own birthday, prompted me to consider just how work can […]
Jo Gregory | 6th September 2018 | Categories: Thought provoking blogs
I can’t deny it, I hold my hands up and admit that when it comes to retail purchases I would sometimes rather log on to my #Amazon account and select the next-day delivery option than contend with my local high street where car park spaces are few and far between, not to mention the limited […]
Jo Gregory | 20th August 2018 | Categories: Thought provoking blogs
There’s no denying it: Britain’s homes are shrinking. The average British house size is the lowest it’s been in 90 years but at the same time, the nation’s spending has increased. So what are we left with? Houses that are bursting at the seams. Cue the rise of professional ‘declutterers’. Across the world, specialists are […]
Jo Gregory | 6th August 2018 | Categories: Thought provoking blogs
We all dread those round-robin emails from senior management in the workplace. Headphones permitted only in break times, no eating during work hours, mobile phones, personal calls and internet use prohibited – the list of rules and regulations enforced by companies can go on. But what if you were to receive an email from HR […]
Jo Gregory | 23rd July 2018 | Categories: Thought provoking blogs
As news breaks that the construction industry is still very much hindered by a late payment culture, here at Clare PR we reflect on the need for honest and reliable payers if businesses sector-wide are to succeed. Just when we thought the demise of #Carillion would be the catalyst to shake up the industry’s payment […]
Jo Gregory | 7th July 2018 | Categories: Thought provoking blogs
When we recently learnt that the Open University had opened tender for £17m #marcomms and media accounts, it got us thinking about the landscape of winning business in the PR industry and ultimately, what should companies look out for? The opportunities for #marketing and PR agencies have evolved hugely in the last few decades. In […]
Jo Gregory | 21st June 2018 | Categories: Thought provoking blogs
As the nation prepares to take part in #BringYourDogToWorkDay this Friday, here at Clare PR we reflect on the huge rewards that can be reaped from the presence of pets in the workplace. Our furry friends have a lot to answer for. After a hard day at the office, a warm greeting from our dearest […]
Jo Gregory | 31st May 2018 | Categories: Thought provoking blogs
As Zaha Hadid Architects leader, Patrik Schumacher, sparks controversy with his claims that millennials don’t need living rooms, Clare PR reflects on how housing ‘ideals’ have shifted and will these new trends shake up our housing system amidst a heavily ambitious Government target? The UK is facing its biggest residential housing shortfall on record according […]
Jo Gregory | 21st May 2018 | Categories: Thought provoking blogs
Gym membership; ice cream maker; 750-piece socket set….we all invest in things we never use from time to time. But there is one thing that every business should invest in with the hope that they never need to use it and that’s a crisis comms plan. And it’s particularly sound advice for any company involved […]
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