The Weber Shandwick Collective’s Post

Just an example of the impactful conversations going on within our walls. Thanks dna Communications for coordinating this incredible panel.

United Minds wants YOU to join them October 22nd at 2 PM EST as they unpack the latest Employees Rising research and the implications it has for keeping your workforce engaged. RSVP here: 

Welcome to Sara Jane Baker who will be joining dna Communications as general manager and head of North America — a reinvented role following a period of strong growth by the agency over the last several years.

Join global leaders from The Weber Shandwick Collective alongside expert and Policy Advisor at the (#client) Royal Society of Chemistry, Stephanie Metzger, as we discuss one of the most pressing issues of today – navigating the use and contamination of PFAS.    With heightened awareness worldwide about the potential negative effects of PFAS found in consumer products, water and the environment – and the subsequent spike in regulatory action – clients must be prepared to address these invisible threats across supply chains, with consumers and in preparation of legal or political pressure. RSVP: https://bit.ly/3XNJas9

Disability inclusion is a 365-day conversation. Check out this blog from Current Global as they explore the doors accessibility can unlock for consumers.

AI is advancing rapidly, and so are the calls for its regulation. Curious for what to watch out for? Powell Tate’s recent briefing breaks down what to expect from different corners of the world.  https://lnkd.in/eRfHqADy

As communicators navigate the politicization of ESG, consumers and stakeholders continue to look to businesses to step up with solutions to global problems like climate change, economic and social inequality, and more. Read Powell Tate’s latest blog post from Kate O., EVP & North America Lead for Social Impact & Sustainability to learn how businesses can use philanthropy in more expansive ways that are not constrained by the current debate over the role of business in society.