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The CIPR will cease proactively posting on X due to concerns over the platform's governance, declining engagement, and the proliferation of misinformation. Our accounts will remain accessible for members to access historical content. Find out more: bit.ly/4i1m6hT

News: Dame @MariaMillerUK appointed @CIPR_Global's first Independent Chair --> read on the #PublicAffairs industry #news page: tinyurl.com/y7y2pd8k

"Sir Stephen himself was a trailblazer for great communication and great governance. The CIPR stands for a similar mission. I’m following in the footsteps of giants here." @iain_w_anderson on being awarded the Sir Stephen Tallents' Medal. Find out more: bit.ly/3ZgHto1

Congratulations to @iain_w_anderson who was awarded the CIPR's Sir Stephen Tallents' Medal by President @Rachael_Clamp at yesterday's #CIPRConf24. Read his reaction and find out more about the event: bit.ly/3ZgHto1

"Being an MP is the best job in the world, but Parliament is the poshest prison on the planet." The Rt Hon @SMcPartland on the challenges MPs face and how PR pros can navigate the political landscape and build strategic relationships with parliamentarians. #CIPRConf24

Putting the principles of behavioural science into practice as @herdmeister discusses - and demonstrates - how behavioural science can help PR professionals. #CIPRConf24

A lack of trust “disables government that set out to have ambitious reforms. They are unable to confront the difficult choices if they do not have a foundation of trust”. @duncanhames from @anticorruption discusses the importance of public trust in politics. #CIPRConf24

An in-depth analysis of the Liberal Democrat’s election campaign from Party Treasurer @tilly_mcauliffe and how the party used data and strategic public relations to win 72 seats. #CIPRConf24

Very excited to listen to @tilly_mcauliffe telling the story of the role of comms in the recent success of the @LibDems #CIPRConf24 #InternalComms #PR

The fabulous Iain Anderson, who just received the CIPR Sir Stephen Tallents’ medal, talks public affairs. #CIPRconf24

“I am seeing lobbying efforts which are falling flat on their face because they're only seen to be talking of a particular sectional interest and not thinking about a wider economic interest.” @iain_w_anderson on the value of a wider and long-term view. #CIPRConf24

“Are we as communications professionals taking advantage of the fact that, I think, we've got a more consultative government than we've seen for a while?” @iain_w_anderson on how PR professionals need to change their mindset when working with the new government. #CIPRConf24

“You are the profession that is driving how your businesses communicate, how you are perceived and, you are I think, also very often the profession in an organisation that helps drive their moral compass.” @Juergen_Maier with a call to action for the PR profession. #CIPRConf24

“It's our time as the responsible business leaders to really step up and drive the sort of change that we want to see.” @Juergen_Maier on the role of business to drive transformative change. #CIPRConf24

“Finding ideas and notions that are deeper and explain a particular situation that will give more depth and meaning and understanding, that is the kind of thing that I would find appealing.” @CliveMyrieBBC with the ICO’s Angela Balakrishnan on working with PR pros. #CIPRConf24

“The job of journalists over the next four years is not to respond to every tweet or off the cuff comment. No matter how outrageous, it's to properly analyze his policies and goals.” @CliveMyrieBBC on the election of Donald Trump in America and role of journalists. #CIPRConf24

“What if things calm down in 2025 and we stop chasing the next big story on the horizon? That's where sensible, sober reporting must come in, going deeper than the diet of headline and news stories.” @CliveMyrieBBC on the importance of a strong media at #CIPRConf24