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Even as EU rules ease, supply chain human rights risks remain high. Reputation and trust hinge on visibility and accountability.

Edelman’s first UK AI Hackathon showed how collaboration and creativity—not just AI—drive innovation, growth and new ways of working.

Trust as the drumbeat of technological hope I'm sure my wife and I were not alone on the iPlayer watching Ezra Collective at Glastonbury, wishing we were there.

As EU health policy evolves, patient advocates, among the public’s most trusted voices, face exclusion. Here’s why protecting them is a strategic imperative.

In this article, Chris Musgrave (IP & Media Lawyer at Freeths LLP) and Henry Cunnington (Associate Director, Crisis & Risk at Edelman) take a look at the areas where reputational risks are crystallising and where they are likely to arise as businesses seek to take advantage of the benefits GenAI brings.

It’s a rare thing for dinner conversation with my youngest to extend beyond a few grunts, laughs and sighs. Not least because I’ll often ask about school at a time when he’s trying to stop thinking about it. So when I recently asked what he was looking forward to before school’s out, he barely looked up.

The AI gender gap isn’t about capability. It’s about who gets to trust, and who gets trusted. 

Global communications firm, Edelman, has today announced the renewal of its strategic partnership with Founders Forum Group, a curated global community of the world’s leading digital and technology entrepreneurs and group of businesses supporting entrepreneurs at every stage of their journeys.

At a time where people feel the pace of innovation is too fast yet the rate of progress too slow, ruptures are appearing across the social fabric.