Crystal Ball 2016: Predicting the Unpredictable for 2017
As we entered 2016, the British media and polls were still backing the UK to remain part of the EU, Trump was little more than an unimaginable presidential outlier, and Leicester City looked to just be on a lucky streak as it topped the Premier League Table at Christmas.
December 1, 2016Rebuilding Trust: What It Will Take
Expect a new normal, different from the old normal we left behind in early 2020.
January 4, 2022Covid-19 and Being Black in America
George Floyd survived Covid-19, the virus that is killing Black people in the U.S. at nearly three times the rate of their white counterparts. He was then killed by another symptom of systemic racism: police brutality.
June 11, 2020Unilever’s U.S. Approach
Richard Edelman argues that Unilever’s $300 million investment in a new U.S. innovation center underscores America’s continued role as a global growth and innovation hub, offering a model for multinational companies seeking to thrive amid geopolitical uncertainty and rapid technological change.
June 1, 2026Latin America Electoral Report: April 2026
April 16, 2026Papering over the cracks: Boris Johnson delivers feel-good factor with speech, but big challenges lie ahead
Against a turbulent backdrop of fuel shortages, supply chain problems and rising inflation, Tories headed to Manchester for their first party conference in two years.
October 7, 2021Winning matters: Starmer sets out personal credo as he leaves Corbyn-era behind
“Work. Care. Equality. Security. These are the tools of my trade. And with them I will go to work”, Keir Starmer told Labour Party Conference this week as he set out his personal credo. Nearly 18 months on from his election as leader he spoke to a party conference in person for the first time.
September 30, 2021Elections 2021: A Nation Divided
The dust has now settled after a weekend where the results of last week’s elections dripped through slowly over several days, held up by Covid restrictions. The picture that has emerged is one of a United Kingdom that remains strongly divided, with the main parties’ fortunes varying wildly between the different nations, as well as between urban areas, towns, and the countryside.
May 10, 2021Women In The World: London Forum November 2016
On Thursday 17th November, Edelman will host the second in the series of The Women in the World London Forums, in partnership with Advisory Board member Tina Brown.
November 9, 2016Brexit: Five Tests For Effective Communication
On June 23rd the UK public rejected the consensus view among experts from politics, business, finance and the international community – and voted to leave the EU.
July 7, 2016