Insights

Weber Shandwick’s global team of professionals not only helps clients develop differentiated thought leadership platforms; many of our team members are viewed as thought leaders themselves. Weber Shandwick professionals are published and quoted on a diverse array of topics, such as clean technology, consumer marketing, corporate social responsibility, interactive and emerging media, Baby Boomer trends, reputation management, conducting public relations in Asia, and many other areas.

In addition, our global research studies shed light on trends affecting communications now and in the future. Through our recent research initiatives, we have identified Advocates and what motivates these influential individuals; studied European attitudes toward consumer technology; recognized the emergence of a new “Creativity Economy;” examined trends in CEO turnover; and garnered insight on what shapes company and executive reputations and how organizations can safeguard this critical asset.

 

 

Thought Leadership Highlights

Do Fortune 100 Companies Need A Twittervention?
Weber Shandwick conducted research to evaluate how effectively Fortune 100 companies used Twitter to its full potential as an engagement platform. The results provide key learnings for companies who want to make sure their party is one that's buzzing...
Five Fast Facts: Social Media in the Nonprofit Sector
In July-August 2009, in partnership with KRC Research, Weber Shandwick surveyed 200 foundation and nonprofit executives and senior communications officials to explore how leading nonprofits and foundations are using social media and the value they derive from these efforts...
Risky Business: Reputations Online
Nearly Seven Out of 10 Global Executives Fear For Their Corporate Reputations As Online Risks Grow, According To Weber Shandwick Research Conducted In Cooperation With The Economist Intelligence Unit...