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Should companies abandon prepared remarks on earnings calls?
There is an ongoing debate over whether companies should offer prepared remarks during quarterly earnings calls. In our experience working…
Read MoreHow CTOs and CIOs can support corporate communications with data-driven analytics
This post was originally published on CIO Story in November 2015.
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Trust us – We’re the government
A comparison of crisis communications in corporate America vs. the U.S. government Hours after posting our crisis communications analysis on…
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Want investors to fall in love with your CFO?
Fortune recently noted that investors and analysts alike have praised Alphabet’s CFO, Ruth Porat, for her performance on the newly formed…
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GOP Debate by the numbers: no clear winner as issues take center stage
With 60 percent more policy-driven language, Republicans find their voice on the issues (and against the media) After September’s marathon…
Read MoreDebate Analytics: Clinton the clear winner, but not perfect
If the GOP debates can be compared to a boxing match, the first Democratic debate was more like a jovial…
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The science of improving your reputation—and stock price—through sustainability reporting
Since our initial analysis on trends in sustainability reporting, evidence continues to support the conclusion that a more refined corporate…
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The expanding role of the Chief Communications Officer
In today’s competitive landscape, business transformations must be closely linked with communication strategies in order to be effective. Korn Ferry,…
Read MoreFiorina Won the Debate, Analytics Say
This post was originally published on The Daily Beast on September 17, 2015. According to our data-driven scorecard, Carly Fiorina’s…
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