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So the sun has gone down on another Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, arguably now the most important technology conference in Europe and some may argue the world.

After 30 hours of the long knives in Brussels and a 140 minute Cabinet meeting, we have a deal and a date. On Thursday 23 June, Britons will vote on whether we stay in or leave the European Union. 

Recently the Financial Times released a double page spread on millenials’ consumer habits and their lack of financial planning when it comes to pensions and property.

The debate about EU membership is going to make for some strange bedfellows in Britain in coming weeks. Some are more obvious than others.

Edelman Ireland launched the Ireland Trust Barometer yesterday morning with an audience of Ireland’s leading business people, media leaders and government officials.

This morning we launched the Irish findings of the 16th Annual Edelman Trust Barometer.

Thank you very much for that introduction and thank you to Edelman for giving me the opportunity to talk to this well-informed audience about trust in British-Irish relations and about the issue of Britain and Europe.

Edelman Ireland were delighted to be joined by The British Ambassador to Ireland, His Excellency Dominick Chilcott (@DChilcottFCO) at the launch of Edelman Ireland’s 2016 Trust Barometer.

With corporation tax once again hitting the headlines this week, business leaders may well be wondering if there is any way of communicating the contribution they are making to the economy and to society without inviting criticism – especially in an era when businesses are under more scrutiny than ever before.

Coming from the world of traditional media, by which I mean that old-fashioned stuff, words printed on paper, it is easy to be despondent about the future.