Thought Leadership

The deep insight of Weber Shandwick’s professionals spans a wide array of practice areas, specialty services and geographies. Through speaking engagements, articles, editorials and major research initiatives, Weber Shandwick team members share their expertise and points of view.

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Jim Meszaros, EVP-International at Weber Shandwick, discusses the PR landscape in Mexico, PRWeek, February 22, 2010

Jim Meszaros, EVP-International at Weber Shandwick, discusses the PR landscape in Mexico. LEARN MORE

 

Jen Risi Talks About The VOICEBOXXTM Annual “Five-Star Conference” Study, February 11, 2010

Jen Risi, Executive Vice President, talks about the VOICEBOXXTM annual "Five-Star Conference" study. LEARN MORE

 

Positive Prospects for Latin America by Laura Schoen, IPRA Frontline, February 9, 2010

Excerpt: Latin America will be among the fastest growing markets for public relations in the world over the next several years. It offers an unmatched potential for both global and local organizations, particularly in key markets like Brazil, Chile... LEARN MORE

 

Jack Leslie Discusses the PR Landscape In South Africa, PRWeek, February 1, 2010

Jack Leslie, Chairman, Weber Shandwick discusses the PR landscape in South Africa with Senior Strategist Josh Gilbert. LEARN MORE

 
 

Research Initiatives

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