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Nada Filipovic has joined Grayling as Deputy Country Manager for Serbia, where she will be responsible for business development and growing the company’s client portfolio – making Grayling Serbia the… Read more
Grayling Brussels has appointed Katarina De Meulder as Managing Director of a new Brussels-based division to run European Public Policy Communication activities, called “Grayling Public Policy Communications.” Katarina De Meulder… Read more
The European Communication Monitor Survey Results for 2010 are available now. It is probably the most comprehensive study ever conducted in the field of public relations and communication management worldwide… Read more
On this very first day of the Belgian Presidency of the EU, Grayling is pleased to present you with its Update on the main issues which will be making the… Read more
Grayling in Hong Kong has been appointed by Nespresso , the luxury portioned coffee business, to promote its market-leading product to the city’s style-conscious urban dwellers. The Grayling team will… Read more
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Fighting the legal battle in the court of public opinion
What do Bank of America Chief Executive Ken Lewis, the Austrian weapons lobbyist Alfons Mensdorff-Pouilly, London City trader Terry Freeman and companies like German lender WestLB, Mercedes-Benz, Apple and Siemens have in common? All are currently under investigation, and all of their cases have captured considerable media attention. Lawsuits, countersuits,…
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Bread and circuses: Winning the world cup and the brand ‘Spain’
Posted 26.07.2010 by Bart Wauters
Spain has won the world cup: in a country where soccer is the undisputed king of sports, the party after Andrés Iniesta’s goal lasted for several days. But the hangover is followed by cool calculation: will the world cup finally be able to stimulate Spain’s sluggish economy? It might well…
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