When Politics Silences Analysis: Why Disowning Analyst Research Is a Dangerous Game

Daniel Harbourne

Financial markets are built on a fragile but essential foundation: trust in information. When analyst notes are dismissed or disowned for political reasons, that foundation begins to crack.

Why the Environmental Story Isn’t Working and How It Needs to Change

Rob Brown

For decades, cleaner air had been justified not just as an environmental ideal, but as a practical good. Disappointingly, the US has now walked back its own commitments around air pollution in a move that is more than just a technical policy shift.

A Conversation on Leadership Transformation: 21st Century Leadership

Alexandra Darras

Alexandra Darras is joined by Elizabeta Schaumann, Global Head of Employer Reputation, Employee Engagement and Culture at Henkel - a leader shaping how organisations build trust, cultivate belonging and strengthen culture from the inside out.

Bethpage Black and the Shadow of Robert Moses

Martyn Rosney

As Bethpage Black hosts the Ryder Cup, it's timely to reflect on Robert Moses’s imprint; elite in design, democratic in access and a lasting symbol of how reputation and power leave their mark.

Reputation, Resilience and the EU Presidency: Ireland’s Moment to Lead

Edel Fitzgerald

Ireland’s 2026 EU Presidency is a chance to show resilience, build consensus, and strengthen reputation as a trusted diplomatic leader.

From Spin to Substance: Reimagining PR and Advertising for Global Good

Rob Brown

Advertising and PR have shaped public opinion for over a century. In this article, Rob Brown explores how communication can be reimagined to build trust, drive transparency and support a more sustainable future.

When Stories Move Faster Than the Truth

Paula Cerruti

Recent media errors underline a wider truth: when narratives move faster than facts, trust suffers. For organisations, credibility depends on accuracy, transparency and care in communication. Reputation endures when truth anchors every message.

Building with Words: The Subtle Power of Language in Shaping Public Works

Stephen Jordan

What comes to mind when you hear the term 'infrastructure'?

Cybersecurity Reputational Risk and Digital Resilience Building in the EU

Linked to critical entities within the EU, new and evolving legislations to build resilient systems are now more crucial than ever before. Niall McHugh outlines the reputational risk and opportunity for companies ahead of the NIS2 Directive.

Walk The Talk - Conversations on Leadership

Reputation Inc.

“Walk the Talk” - a new series where we speak to recognised leaders in business and broader society to explore the intersection between business and reputation.

Greenwashing, Greenwishing and Greenhushing – The three deceptions undermining corporate sustainability

Kate O’Neill

“With pressure from stakeholders mounting, there is a danger that businesses will be walking a tightrope when it comes to communicating about their ESG ambitions and achievements"

Rebranding After a Reputational Crisis: A Roadmap to Redemption

Branding is an essential element of any business's identity. In this blog post, we will explore the steps and strategies to successfully navigate the delicate process of rebranding amid a reputational crisis.

Social Impact and CEO Reputation: The Fine Line

Martyn Rosney

For long term sustainable success you must be in tune with those that people that matter to your success. For the modern CEO and founder this can be a difficult task.

Pride, need and reputation - Why countries might not accept international aid

Increasingly, reputation is becoming an important metric for success in emergency and disaster management, especially when requesting or rejecting international aid. However, the ability to save lives should underpin all decision-making in Morocco.

Culture and leadership - Lessons from Ireland’s most successful women’s football manager

All leaders can learn from high-profile sports manager departures. You will lose the trust of your team when you don’t invest in strong communication and relationship building underpinned by a culture of empowerment, accountability, adaptability.

EU Digital Services Regulation Crackdown - A new reputational risk for your business?

Edel Fitzgerald

Some commentators are saying that freedom of speech ‘absolutism’ online is facing a reckoning as the latest major EU regulation package targets big tech today: but the reputational risk could be far-reaching for smaller digital players too.

Wildfires in Greece: How a lack of clear messaging can be a fatal flaw in crisis communications

Susannah Kerr

The current Greek wildfires shouldn’t present a reputation risk to Greek tourism, but how they’re communicated and relayed to the public, just might. Susannah Kerr, Account Manager in Dublin gives her thoughts on the current situation in Greece.

Oireachtas Committee Hearings - Protecting Your Reputation

Stephen Jordan

With many in Ireland tuning into the RTE Oireachtas committee hearings, Stephen Jordan shares a best practice approach to maintaining company and personal reputation during legislative hearings.

Crisis turnaround – Reputation recovery and renewal

Martyn Rosney

When a crisis starts, so too should the reputation recovery programme. Martyn Rosney shares advice for other organisations on the fundamentals of reputation recovery and renewal.

Fragility of stakeholder trust and reputation laid bare in unfolding RTÉ crisis

Cormac Bradley

The unfolding crisis at Ireland's national broadcaster RTÉ has highlighted the importance of decision making through the lens of reputation.

Corporate Social Justice Engagement - Examining the Reputation Risks and Opportunities

Time and time again, companies have been clearly caught on their heels, too often relying on marketing alone to address reputational risks. They need to keep their fingers on the pulses of more than just customers. What they need are 21st century...

Developing a data-driven approach to DE&I

Alexandra Darras

Reengineering the approach to DE&I from a data perspective – via the adoption of more complex, tailored and innovative metrics – will allow organisations to go beyond the simple box-ticking exercise and uncover dynamics underpinning inequalities.

The pharmaceutical industry and why 360° reputation research matters

Noora Ylijoki

As the pharmaceutical industry moves towards a tumultuous period, Noora Ylijoki looks at the importance of pharma companies understanding the impact and risks around reputation.

Silicon Valley Bank failed the test when communications really mattered to stakeholders

This is an article that appeared in the Irish Independent on the 28th March, written by John Keilthy.

Cracking down on greenwashing once and for all?

Martyn Rosney

Everything you need to know about the EU’s new Green Claims Directive.

Sustainability Certification – Only one part of an effective sustainability strategy

Noora Ylijoki

As companies embark or begin to embark on the sustainability certification process, it is important to take a number of considerations into account.

Staying on the Right Side of the Sustainability Curve

As the European Commission's new Directive, 'Corporate Responsibility Due Diligence' begins to take off, Rob Brown, looks at how organisations can stay on the right side of the sustainability curve.

Navigating the reputation challenges of gender pay gap reporting

Edel Fitzgerald

Mandatory gender pay gap reporting for Irish companies is on the way. Reputation Inc is supporting companies as they navigate the reputation challenges and opportunities of Ireland’s new Gender Pay Gap reporting requirements.

Lessons from the pandemic on the importance of a considered and careful approach to communication

Niall McHugh in Reputation Inc's Dublin office shares his thoughts on the changed and changing landscape for communications professionals.

The Bad Apple Effect: The perils and pitfalls of managing industry reputation

Cormac Bradley

The power of the collective can be even more important in times of crisis.

Artificial Intelligence in Reputation Management - Tips from successful companies

Cormac Bradley

With advancements in machine learning and natural language processing (NLP) come enticing opportunities for organisations to better analyse their reputations and predict stakeholder behaviour.

How leadership can influence company culture at times of uncertainty

Cormac Bradley

The influence of leadership styles and approaches on company culture has long been debated. Can or should internal culture be shaped by leadership?  What aspects of company culture can they, or should they, control?

Coronavirus: Can businesses still move the dial on Diversity & Inclusion during the pandemic?

While Covid-19 is certainly ‘novel’ in its medical sense, for many businesses the issue of keeping staff together culturally while apart has been unusual, with the challenges of the traditional workplace appearing in new. formats

“The Risk of Risks” – Six Building Blocks For Effective Reputation Risk Management

Martyn Rosney

In a world of shifting reputations, radical transparency and global uncertainty, there has never been more scrutiny on organisations and their leaders.

Reputation to drive share prices in absence of usual earnings guidance

One of the unanticipated consequences of Covid-19 is the impact it is having on fund managers’ ability to assess the future outlook for the companies they invest in.

Reputation management in an increasingly online world

Martyn Rosney

As we prepare to emerge from this corporate cocoon, how businesses manage their reputation online has come under the microscope like never before, explains Martyn Rosney, Director at Reputation Inc.

Slaying The Monster ‑ The Power Of Storytelling

Paul Griffin

“Today, I’m going to tell you a story about a 16-year-old boy with a remarkable talent as he sets out on a quest to slay an evil monster...”

Reflections on a year in Reputation Inc

Susannah Kerr

Reflections on a year in Reputation Inc

Election – The ultimate reputation test

Martyn Rosney

In many ways, an election is one of the ultimate tests of reputation. Political parties are going to the electorate and asking that they trust them with their vote in order to deliver local and national solutions.

Risk or Reward?

John Mahony

In a world of shifting reputations, radical transparency and business uncertainty, corporations are held to a higher account: a glimpse into enhanced strategic reputation and risk management.

How leading organisations are using rankings to drive reputation

John Mahony

Every year, more than 500 rankings get published by media outlets around the world.  Many organisations get listed in these corporate benchmarks whether or not they want to be included!

Don’t be lonely at the top… Be a collaborative leader

Knowing that you’re responsible for the livelihood of employees and living up to your stakeholders’ expectations is a daunting task, even for the most seasoned business leader.

Unlocking Reputation Insights

Each and every one of us has a unique DNA - a molecular make-up which shapes our individual personalities and indeed, our individual reputations.

Ireland Inc. ‑ Reputation is everything

Focussing on reputation pays huge dividends for Ireland Inc, writes John Keilthy, managing partner at ReputationInc, in Decision Magazine.

Why reputation management is not about "hiding the negative"

Jeremie Guillerme

At a training session I recently attended, I could see a few people frowning when I said my work is about "managing corporate reputations".

Defining a post‑crisis reputation for brand Ireland

In recent weeks, the focus for Ireland and indeed the world's financial markets has been on devising a plan to remedy the country's precarious banking and fiscal affairs.

Did the Vikings take their reputation more seriously than we do?

Ben Valdimarsson

Cattle die kindred die, thyself too must die, But a good reputation Never dies.

Embracing Sustainability – Leveraging your corporate responsibility to benefit your business

Climate change evokes a certain element of mystery. or it induces a sense of great terror. Extreme weather events are a major consequence of climate change, and are becoming more frequent, severe and erratic.

Irish Retail Puts Reputation at Heart of New Strategy

Ben Valdimarsson

The leading organisation representing the Irish retail sector, Retail Ireland, has launched a new strategy aimed at shaping the future of Irish retail and driving the growth and development of the sector in the years ahead.

Know your reputation

John Mahony

As reputation takes on a more central role in the corporate mindset, far-sighted companies are determined to understand more about how it works externally and how it can work more effectively for them internally.

Reputation Management ‑ What they don't teach CEOs at university!

CEOs serve two masters - revenue and reputation. And while business leaders are spending increasing amounts of time representing the latter they often lack the skills required to live up to their role as the de facto chief reputation officer.

Guarding your reputation

John Mahony

Good reputations are something that businesses have to work at continuously and when a business is serious about its reputation - it really values it.

Digital Transformation and Reputation - What to Expect and How to Thrive

Cormac Bradley

Neasa Gorrell looks at the importance of staying up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies for businesses to remain competitive in today's rapidly changing digital environment.