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Down the White Rabbit hole of CERN’s precision time tech
The latest research from Esade on Do Better: Down the White Rabbit hole of CERN’s precision time tech, by Jonathan Wareham. All Esade contributions are for BCNcontent.
As we end 2024, is Spain’s economy cause for cava or caution?
The latest original content from Esade on Do Better: As we end 2024, is Spain’s economy cause for cava or caution? All Esade contributions are for BCNcontent.
Do Spanish Christmas Lottery prizes boost entrepreneurship?
The latest research from Esade on Do Better: Do the Spanish Christmas Lottery prizes boost entrepreneurship? By Vicente J. Bermejo. All Esade contributions are for BCNcontent.
Can we predict the future of work? No, but we can make it happen
The latest research from Esade on Do Better: Can we predict the future of work? No, but we can make it happen. By Philip Rogiers All Esade contributions are for
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Down the White Rabbit hole of CERN’s precision time tech
The latest research from Esade on Do Better: Down the White Rabbit hole of CERN’s precision time tech, by Jonathan Wareham. All Esade contributions are for BCNcontent.
As we end 2024, is Spain’s economy cause for cava or caution?
The latest original content from Esade on Do Better: As we end 2024, is Spain’s economy cause for cava or caution? All Esade contributions are for BCNcontent.
Do Spanish Christmas Lottery prizes boost entrepreneurship?
The latest research from Esade on Do Better: Do the Spanish Christmas Lottery prizes boost entrepreneurship? By Vicente J. Bermejo. All Esade contributions are for BCNcontent.
Can we predict the future of work? No, but we can make it happen
The latest research from Esade on Do Better: Can we predict the future of work? No, but we can make it happen. By Philip Rogiers All Esade contributions are for
Features
Building resilience through the ranks
For a business to survive and thrive, it must be resilient. Effective leaders know that an organisation is only as good as its people, so that means fostering resilience at
Covid has caused chaos: here’s some practical advice
We watched what was happening in Wuhan with the luxury of distance. But now Covid is something that affects us all, and we don’t know what will happen next. It’s
The importance of authentic leadership
As people begin the slow return to normality – in whichever form it may take – over the coming months, the usual greetings, handshakes and hugs won’t be possible. With
Climbing the career ladder
It’s a difficult time to explore climbing the career ladder, but there are still opportunities available for people who feel ready to move up. Laying the ground work, doing your
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All Making Space award nominees reach the finals
Every nomination submitted by Making Space in three sets of awards has made it through to the finals. All the nominees for the Greater Manchester Health and Care Champion Awards,
The end of the eDream
I’ve reached the end of 12 months of maternity cover with eDreams and it’s been a joy to work with such a talented and enthusiastic team of international creatives. My
Four Great British Care Awards for Making Space
Congratulations to Making Space for winning four Great British Care Awards! In the North West regional final, Phil Orton, the Making Space chief people officer, took home the Outstanding Contribution
Sixteen successful award nominations for charity Making Space
The adult health and social care charity Making Space has been shortlisted for 16 Great British Care Awards. Making Space, which employs over 1200 people around the UK, submitted 18
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Kendal care manager wins national leadership award
A team leader at supported living services in Kendal has been recognised for her “contagious passion for caregiving” with a national award. Joanne McMillan, who is from Morecambe and manages
Ellesmere Port care manager wins national leadership award
The manager of an Ellesmere Port residential service has been recognised with a national award for her “tireless dedication” to people living with mental health issues and learning disabilities. Dreena
Warrington’s Ashwood Court wins national award for work with residents
A Warrington residential service that supports people living with mental health conditions has been recognised for its excellent care with a national award. Colleagues and residents at Ashwood Court, in
Are these the four best bands in Tameside and Oldham?
This Tameside arts centre thinks so A brand new band night in Mossley will showcase the very best of local talent. On Saturday 22 June, The Vale will host the
Client case studies
Case study | University of Salford
Organisation type PUBLIC UNIVERSITY Sectors HIGHER EDUCATION Services ADVERTISING | CASE STUDIES | EDITING | FEATURES | MARKETING CAMPAIGNS | MARKETING MATERIAL | PUBLICATION PRODUCTION | PUBLICATION WRITING | VIDEO
Case study | Young People’s Support Foundation
Organisation type charity for homeless young people Sector CHARITY Services BRANDING | CASE STUDIES | DESIGN | FEATURES | MARKETING CAMPAIGNS | MARKETING MATERIAL | PUBLICATION PRODUCTION | PUBLICATION WRITING
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Branding on a budget
Don’t have a budget for branding? Many people don’t – but it doesn’t mean you can’t stand out. Hiring a professional for the job is always the best option, but
How to turn your communications plan into action
For your communications strategy to be a success, you need to connect outcomes with actions, assign individual responsibility and link everything to your overall goals Your communications strategy is the
Applying for research funding? Here’s what to include in your communications plan
From the preparation of your proposal to disseminating final results, your communications activity should follow a clear strategy that supports the goals of your project Whatever your line of research
Start with a strategy
Whether it’s at an organisational level or for a specific campaign, your communications strategy defines expectations and outcomes and the roles people play in achieving them. Here are the basics
