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25
Apr
2019
Run your way to success in the workplace
Posted on 25th April 2019  by Emily Lisanti  and has No comment

With the London Marathon just around the corner, many non-participants are probably racking their brains as to why anyone would voluntarily put themselves through the grueling 26.2 mile trek. The mere thought of training for 12 months is exhausting, and imagining the probable pains and strains […]

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16
Apr
2019
Haggie Hidden London: Jeremy Bentham on display
Posted on 16th April 2019  by Hannah Stewart  and has No comment

While studying into the night in an empty UCL library, I often pondered that while I felt lonely I was never really alone. This was because I was ever conscious that the skeleton of Jeremy Bentham was sitting in a case just below the library, probably […]

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12
Apr
2019
Social media and Coachella: Will Instagram and consumer culture ruin music festivals?
Posted on 12th April 2019  by Olivia Thomson  and has No comment

Music festivals have become a popular spring/summer weekend activity for many young Gen-Xers and Millennials as they seek escapism from the real world and find freedom from jobs or school work. The festival season has kicked off and one of the most popular and well-known festivals, […]

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05
Apr
2019
Can insurers transform the influencer market?
Posted on 5th April 2019  by Elise Harvey  and has No comment

While often credited with being the most famous people you’ve never heard of, it’s safe to say that “influencers” have taken the marketing world by storm. Thanks to their already-engaged and often sizeable audiences, influencer marketing has become the go-to strategy for many brands who want […]

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08
Mar
2019
International Women’s Day: Inspirational Women in PR
Posted on 8th March 2019  by Elise Harvey  and has No comment

PR is an industry that has long been associated with women. Studies conducted as far back as 20 years ago identified a significant gender disparity throughout the industry. This is one of the few gender imbalances where women come out on top. The PR and Communications […]

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07
Mar
2019
World Book Day at Haggie Partners
Posted on 7th March 2019  by Elise Harvey  and has No comment

The aim of World Book Day is to provide every child and young person with a book of their own. It’s a celebration of authors, illustrators, books and – most importantly – reading, that seeks to encourage children to explore the joy of literature. Traditionally, World […]

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05
Mar
2019
High fashion and the growing need for reputation protection
Posted on 5th March 2019  by Elise Harvey  and has No comment

  “It takes many good deeds to build a good reputation, and only one bad one to lose it.” Benjamin Franklin   As Paris Fashion Week draws to a close, the post-season triumph usually felt by designers and attendees alike has likely been replaced with a […]

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26
Feb
2019
Generation YOLO: Millennials and the changing workplace
Posted on 26th February 2019  by Elise Harvey  and has No comment

Looking around the insurance industry, it’s hard to believe that the global workforce is undergoing a period of momentous transformation. This is somewhat shielded by the grey suits, black ties and briefcases, but the truth of the matter is that something significant is bubbling away below […]

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12
Feb
2019
British work culture and why America should try to replicate it
Posted on 12th February 2019  by Emily Lisanti  and has No comment

As a new resident of London coming over from the good old USA, I can already say that I’ve noticed some major differences between the US and UK office culture and each country’s overall approach to life. In my opinion, the European way is the right […]

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30
Jan
2019
Back to Minneapolis
Posted on 30th January 2019  by Michael Mattinson  and has No comment

I’ve been asked to write about Dry January. A request that displays a staggering lack of understanding of the horror of sitting out an entire month without a proper drink. Nothing much happens so there’s nothing much to write about. As Tim Dowling, Guardian columnist and […]

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