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Reputation Digest – February 2025
Companies across the US, from retailers Target and Walmart to tech giants Meta and Amazon, have announced that they are ending or scaling back Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives – will they face commercial consequences?
Reputation Digest – January 2025
Hello, and welcome to the monthly Reputation Digest from Fire on the Hill, your download on all things reputation – the good and the (mostly) bad.
How can communications professionals support clients who have been misled by misinformation?
Misinformation is all over the internet and is spreading faster than ever with the help of social media. As a result, it’s unsurprising that so many of us get swept up in inaccurate or fictitious stories.
Reputation Digest: A Year in Review
Hello, and welcome to our 2024 wrap-up of Reputation Digest, looking back at all things reputation – the good and the (mostly) bad.
Fire on the Hill unveils Reputation Digest – a new monthly blog
Hello everyone, welcome to the Reputation Digest – a new monthly blog that will serve as your round-up on all things reputation and crisis management. But before we dig into the latest and greatest issues dominating from the past month, a little on why we have set this blog up, and what you can expect […]
Will the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive lead to a new era of accountability?
Initially launched in 2021, but gradually being rolled-out to include more companies, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is designed to cement the role of the European Union as a global leader in sustainability regulation.
The role of research in corporate thought leadership
‘Thought leadership’ – often overused as a term – can be a powerful weapon in helping organisations to build credibility, connect with key audiences or transition how they are perceived.
Stories matter if we are to build a better world
Today’s world is complex and challenging. The prospects of geopolitical conflict, climate change, cost of living crises, the disturbing impact of some aspects of big tech and a wider global economic downturn are all challenging governments, businesses and individuals alike.