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The latest news, views and insights from the Missive team
Missive’s Hannah Devoy and Julia Lavin presented a webinar for BrightTalk as part of its CMO Summit, discussing how to create content to engage a C-suite audience. For most of Missive’s clients, the C-suite and senior business decision-makers are…
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Analyst relations is an important part of most enterprise-scale business’ media strategies but is often overlooked by growing companies. It’s easy to understand why – there are no quick wins, and often, no editorial coverage secured. This begs the…
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Fintech, cloning and sinister smart-home technologies are just some of the eclectic topics Missive’s Clare Collins enjoys reading about. Here we dig down into the books which helped shape our team mate with a penchant for the performing arts.
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Missive’s Hannah Devoy and Julia Lavin presented a webinar for BrightTalk as part of its CMO Summit, discussing how to create content to engage a C-suite audience. For most of Missive’s clients, the C-suite and senior business decision-makers are…
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In the fifth instalment of The Books That Built Me, we sit down with Account Manager and Oxford English Literature graduate Laura McReynolds, and she reveals the book that holds the power to bring strangers together on the tube.
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Here at Missive, we pride ourselves on keeping creativity at the heart of our work. Creativity can take many forms – it might be a full-blown stunt or media campaign, or simply an interesting angle for a thought leadership article. With our ongoing drive…
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Now it is more important than ever that we recruit the finest talent to help the city’s most exciting brands deliver business impact through communications.
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2020 has already seen exceptional events take place at a staggering frequency. Fabled to be a maxiquadrennial year, advertisers and agencies were initially rubbing their hands together over the opportunities generated by the US Presidential campaign…
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No matter where you look, there’s reason to be alarmed. The World Bank predicts that the global economy will shrink by 5.2% this year, by far its worst performance since the aftermath of World War Two.
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