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11
Apr
2017
United Airlines, public enemies and reputational risk mitigation
Posted on 11th April 2017  by Jakub Stawiski  and has No comment

  Let’s be honest, we’ve all had terrible experiences with airlines and airports. From sneaking in oversized hand luggage onto a budget flight to long delays, queues, strikes, volcanoes (Eyjafjallajökull, anyone?) and long waits at security. They might not cause the everyday headache that commuter trains […]

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17
Mar
2017
Lá fhéile Pádraig sona duit
Posted on 17th March 2017  by Connor Murphy  and has No comment

  “A pint of plain is your only man” Flann O’Brien Patron saint, shamrock shaker and imaginary snake hater, there is little St Patrick couldn’t do. The possible inspiration for Samuel L. Jackson classic aviators tale, Snakes on a Plane (or as Samuel intended as Gaeilge, […]

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28
Feb
2017
A perspective on Donald Trump and his contentious war with the news media
Posted on 28th February 2017  by Colette La Pointe  and has No comment

  Since announcing his intention to run for president of the United States, President Trump’s relationship with the press has been one of marked conflicts. This rocky relationship came to a head last week in Trump’s 17 February tweet, in which he accused the New York […]

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21
Feb
2017
A View from Retroland: On Teetotalitarianism
Posted on 21st February 2017  by Michael Mattinson  and has No comment

  With uproar in the market over Lloyd’s zero tolerance, I’m reminded of Herodotus and his inquiry into the Persian approach to drinking and decision making. “If an important decision is to be made, they discuss the question when they are drunk, and the following day […]

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16
Feb
2017
Reasons print design isn’t dead
Posted on 16th February 2017  by Gavin Warren  and has No comment

  Since the arrival of the digital age people have been quick to pronounce the death of ink on paper. And the popularity of presenting graphic design work in a digital format will only get stronger; the most heard client request last year? “Can you show […]

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20
Dec
2016
What happened in 2016?
Posted on 20th December 2016  by Gavin Warren  and has No comment

There have been plenty of highs and lows in 2016. We lost favourite cultural icons, there have been a large number of terror attacks and we’re still not sure what is going on with Brexit, but here’s a recap of some of the top headlines from […]

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16
Nov
2016
A GIF from me to you
Posted on 16th November 2016  by Connor Murphy  and has No comment

‘A picture is worth a thousand words’ – Unknown While you may not know what a GIF (Graphic Interchange Format) is, you have undoubtedly seen one, from twirling hard hats to jumping cats, the internet has grown up with GIFs at its heart. Designed in 1987, […]

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27
Oct
2016
How communications can help us embrace change
Posted on 27th October 2016  by Jack Moloney  and has No comment

  With Halloween and Thanksgiving just around the corner, it is inevitable that many are already making plans for Christmas. A time where families over indulge on turkey, ham and other delights and reminisce about the past twelve months. It’s been a year in which democracies […]

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05
Sep
2016
Fear not the scribes
Posted on 5th September 2016  by Adrian Leonard  and has No comment

  As underwriters, brokers, analysts, claims pros, modellers, software gurus, and all the rest haul their very lightest dark wool suits to the cleaners in advance of Monte Carlo, some will be carrying a related seasonal burden. It’s the time of year when many in our […]

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27
Aug
2016
Should I stay or should I Pokémon Go now?
Posted on 27th August 2016  by Charlie Dennes  and has No comment

  “Nobody knows if a stock is going to go up, down, sideways or in circles.”  Mark Hanna (Matthew McConaughey), The Wolf of Wall Street July 6 2016 saw the release of Nintendo and Niantic’s joint venture, Pokémon Go, marking their debut in the app market. […]

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