Category: ICCO News

We are delighted to welcome GWPR Deutschland to our growing global network. On 16th January 2018 over 60 of Germany’s most senior communications professionals joined together in Munich to celebrate the launch of Germany’s very first female networking group for...

We are pleased to announce that the USC Center for Public Relations’ 2018 Global Communications Survey is now live! The third annual Global Communications Report (GCR), is presented in partnership with the AMEC, Global Alliance, ICCO, Institute for Public Relations,...

Five global industry leaders have been chosen to join the International Communications Consultancy Organisation’s (ICCO) International Hall of Fame. Introduced in 2003, ICCO’s Hall of Fame represents an exclusive recognition of the exceptional progress its members have made towards the internationalisation of the public relations industry. The inductees are Christopher Graves,...

Article by Lubna Hamdan for arabian BUSINESS Around 43 percent of marketers spend up to $10,000 per social media influencer campaign, with 63 percent claiming fees requested by social media influencers are ‘reasonable’, according to data from a new survey....

ICCO is thrilled to announce the shortlist for the ICCO Global Awards 2017. The black-tie awards ceremony will be held on Wednesday 29th November at the Andaz London Liverpool Street Hotel in London, UK. The awards will attract PR professionals from around the...

Holmes Report  New people in new roles at The Practice, Ogilvy Australia, Spurwing Communications. NEW DELHI—The Practice has appointed Arijit Sengupta as vice president, public advocacy, focusing on identifying policy engagement opportunities, developing issue based campaigns, and strengthening stakeholder network....

The International Communications Consultancy Organisation (ICCO) has called on the worldwide PR industry to stand by 10 principles of ethical behaviour, at the ICCO Global Summit in Helsinki. The principles, named the Helsinki Declaration, have been launched today, aimed at...

Leading international networking group GWPR (Global Women in PR) revealed that although women represent two-thirds of the global PR industry, 78% of the CEOs in the top 30 PR agencies worldwide* are men and that they also occupy 62% of...