You live and learn 1920 1280 Caroline Klein
  • Caroline Klein

You live and learn

Recently I spoke at a careers fair for job seekers returning from working in Japan on the government backed JET Programme*.  They are returning at an incredibly difficult time for job hunting in general and…

Screen sense – Helping you look your best on video calls 1920 1280 Gavin Warren
  • Gavin Warren

Screen sense – Helping you look your best on video calls

You have invested time and money on how you appear to the outside world; on your identity and on your office environment. But we’re not much in that environment right now. We need to think…

Haggie Partners presents… for your autumn perusing pleasure… 1920 1280 Caroline Klein
  • Caroline Klein

Haggie Partners presents… for your autumn perusing pleasure…

How have your pandemic lockdown resolutions been going? Did you decide to learn a new language? Take up knitting? Lose a stone? If you’re anything like me, you will have achieved none of these –…

Microsites: Big things come in small packages 1920 1280 Michael Mattinson
  • Michael Mattinson

Microsites: Big things come in small packages

During lockdown we’ve been spending a lot of our time building microsites*: first there were microsites to help people cope with dispersal; then there were sites to help people plan their return to EC3; and…

The perils of an amateur gardener 1940 1280 Olivia Fatkin-Kane
  • Olivia Fatkin-Kane

The perils of an amateur gardener

It seems millennials love plants. That’s what research and trends are showing and I am happy to be one of those who support this data. My love affair with plants began when I started university…

How will COVID-19 impact internal communications strategies? 1940 1280 Caroline Klein
  • Caroline Klein

How will COVID-19 impact internal communications strategies?

Haggie Partners recently commissioned FindOutNow to survey financial services professionals with the question, “Do you think your firm will need to change its internal staff communications strategy as a result of the covid19 pandemic?” Out…

The return to EC3 – Helping you back to the workplace 1853 1235 Michael Mattinson
  • Michael Mattinson

The return to EC3 – Helping you back to the workplace

One of the things I love about working in the London market is its palpable sense of community. Long ago other exchanges swapped human interaction for digital dealing. But our market still thrives on the…

Reflections on lockdown 1920 1280 Damian Beeley
  • Damian Beeley

Reflections on lockdown

On Friday 13 March this year, the four partners at Haggie Partners had a chat over the telephone and decided it would be prudent to invite our colleagues to work from home for the foreseeable…

How can communicators support businesses in their planning for returning – or not – to offices? 1058 706 Haggie Partners
  • Haggie Partners

How can communicators support businesses in their planning for returning – or not – to offices?

Haggie Partners directors Becky Young and Caroline Klein recently presented to the Insurance Marketers Group on the subject of “How can communicators support business in their planning for returning – or not – to offices?”…

How to maximise your LinkedIn profile 1920 1280 Mazin Shammas
  • Mazin Shammas

How to maximise your LinkedIn profile

Social media is a powerful communication tool and we have seen even more clearly just how powerful it is since the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown began. In the UK, those who can work from home…

Mental Health Awareness Week 2020: Ten Random Acts of #CoronavirusKindness 1920 1280 Elise Harvey
  • Elise Harvey

Mental Health Awareness Week 2020: Ten Random Acts of #CoronavirusKindness

Mental Health Awareness Week, hosted by the Mental Health Foundation, is an annual, national week established to raise awareness of mental health and inspire action to promote good mental health for all. Each year focuses…

A View from Retroland – Fish Pie Every Fourth Day 1920 1280 Michael Mattinson
  • Michael Mattinson

A View from Retroland – Fish Pie Every Fourth Day

I was ludicrously ill-equipped for life under lockdown. I have long laboured under the weight of two principal anxieties (I’m sure there are several more minor ones). The first is a close cousin to claustrophobia.…

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