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We have studied trust for more than 20 years and believe that it is the ultimate currency in the relationship that all institutions—business, governments, NGOs and media—build with their stakeholders.

As part of our Meet The Makers series, Matt Brown tells us what he loves most about working at Edelman, advice for potential new joiners, how he would describe his team and much more...

The Financial Times headline today blares, “Vladimir Putin to meet Italian CEOs about ‘expanding ties’ amid Ukraine tensions.” The Italian corporate lions, from Pirelli to Generali and UniCredit, are to have a video meeting with the Russian President just as the U.S. and Europe are considering the imposition of sanctions on Russia if it proceeds with an invasion of the Ukraine.

This year’s Edelman Trust Barometer indicates that we are living in a world in which distrust has become the default: 59 percent of people distrust until provided with evidence that something is trustworthy.

Discover key insights from the 2022 Edelman UK Trust Barometer, exploring how trust in business, government, media, and NGOs is shifting across the UK.

Liberal democracies find themselves in an alarming situation. The fallout from the Great Recession not only shook the foundations of their economies, but also their citizens’ faith in the so-called Western post-war order.

On January 6, 2021, I could not believe what I was seeing and hearing. Before wall-to-wall coverage spread across our televisions and computer screens, I was receiving texts from family and friends in the area, worried about what was to come.

If you care what people think, and most politicians do, this is a miserable time to be pursuing a career in politics. The 2022 Edelman Trust Barometer makes clear that trust in government as an institution is declining in many countries across the globe.