
Welcome to The Little Questions podcast from Apella Advisors. In each episode, we tackle a critical little question, covering topics from across the world of communications, corporate affairs and beyond.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessMarketingManagement | |||

Welcome to the fourth annual Little Questions PR Heroes and Villains. This is our excuse to look back over the year that was and consider who nailed their comms and who jumped straight into the proverbial pile of steaming.
In previous years we've c... more
In front of a live audience, Apella Advisors' Jenny Scott sits down with Nick Clegg - former Deputy Prime Minister and former President of Global Affairs at Meta - to cut through the noise surrounding Artificial Intelligence.
Fresh from his time in... more
Normally, we spend our days advising big organisations on how to rebuild trust, explain themselves better, and stop setting fire to their reputations. But today we've taken on a new client. A tricky one. With the sort of knotty challenge we love at A... more
It's topical time again. The last few weeks have seen a potential bubble emerging in the markets as tech valuations soar. This time round central bankers have jumped in to provide warnings ahead of this potential crash.
In the UK, the Treasury has ... more
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Boring and says little beyond the obvious, in corporate communications blah blah speak
An invaluable podcast if you work in the corp comms world. Entertaining and I always learn something!
Love this show. So much practical advice on in house corp comms. Highly recommend.
I’ve really enjoyed listening to these - love the conversational and relaxed style and the good range of topics. Keep going - they keep me sane.
Really enjoy this podcast. Thoughtful, entertaining and enjoyable. Loads of tips, experiences and insights for budding and seasoned corp affairs professionals and business leaders.
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Focusing on the world of communications and corporate affairs, this podcast presents insightful discussions on various pressing topics, including public perception, reputation management, and the evolving landscape of media engagement. Episodes feature expert guests and hosts engaging in lively dialogues about significant issues facing businesses today, such as the integration of AI in public relations, strategies for effective communication, and the impact of current events on corporate narratives. This podcast is characterized by its blend of humor and serious analysis, making it a valuable resource for professionals in the industry seeking practical insights and innovative approaches in corporate communications.
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