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Why are so many millennials quitting the well-paid and well-regarded jobs they worked so hard through uni for? That’s the question Lucy Kellaway tried to answer in her piece in the FT last week, Don’t blame millennials if you can’t hang on to them. Kellaway blames the ‘widest gap between expectations and reality that the

It probably hasn’t escaped your notice that a man was dragged from his seat on a United Airlines plane on Sunday evening because his flight, which was bound for Kentucky, was overbooked. An eyewitness said the man was a ‘Chinese American doctor’ who refused to leave his seat when asked because he had to be

What does a good agency look like to you? Pretty much every agency website you visit promises to deliver simplified content, engaging designs and strategic responses. So, do you go for the disruptors, the innovators, or the safe pair of hands? The answer is: none of them. You should be on the lookout for the

We know the feeling. You’ve barely recovered from Dry January, but the end of Q1 is already staring you in the face. For those of you who are feeling a little behind the times, we’ve put together a list of the big trends we think you should have your eye on. 1. Virtual Insanity As

  One of the first questions I ask any client who comes looking for a rebrand is: “Why?”. I don’t just ask this because I’m contrarian, but because all too often they are looking for the solution to a problem that can’t be solved by brand alone. A repair isn’t as sexy as a rebuild

Last week, while watching the video of Mary Beard’s excellent London Review of Books Winter Series lecture on Women in Power, I was struck by her focus on language – in particular on the way in which language that excludes women from power has become part of our everyday lexicon. Women, Beard points out, are

Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock for the last year (at least), you’ll know that Southern Rail customers are not happy. Nor are the guards, the drivers, the unions, or the UK Government. Last Thursday (supposedly) saw the end of strikes after a deal was struck between ASLEF and Southern, which should result in

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]On hearing the exciting news that Apple is about to land at Battersea Power Station, it got us thinking a little more about the project from our perspective, having just recently built the brand for BASE, the Battersea Academy of Skills Excellence. By 2025, the 42 acre Battersea Power Station development will have created 17,000

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where your words were totally misinterpreted? Have you thought you were saying one thing only to find the other person heard something entirely different?” I for one know my words have failed me on multiple occasions. I spent most of my school years trying to sound more

We have never before had such a wide-ranging understanding of how technology and communications work. Even as part of the Millennial generation, my experience is hugely different from that of people just 10 years younger. And businesses are finding this too – the landscape they find themselves in now differs massively from that of two

When we traded our open plan warehouse in buzzing Brixton for the calmer, quieter surrounds of a zen-like compartmentalised Clapham retreat, we didn’t just change the space we were in – but the way we were working. We had spent 17 glorious years enjoying the lofty heights of a collaborative space but as a home

By 2020 will a connected device enable UK voters to log in from anywhere in the world?

Cloud Expo is the largest, most attended Cloud event in the world – and this year it was back in London’s ExCel centre to celebrate the latest trends, opinions and solutions for Cloud computing and technology. The theme for 2016 was ‘Everything is possible’ and featured keynote talks from service providers, ethical hackers, Government ministers,

As a 10 year-old schoolboy I never expected that the lesson I valued the most today would be one of my father’s rare pieces of advice back then. It’s something I will testify to have had a huge impact on my business life. And yet I ignored it for over 20 years. His advice? Ask
Matthew Dixon's bestseller The Challenger Sale is renowned bedside reading for most sales executives. His unique mix of experience, research and insight is widely believed to hold the secrets to both a successful sales strategy and honing your personal selling skills. Yet in the two years since The Challenger Sale...
When Facebook landed in 2004, shortly followed by Twitter two years later, the world went communications mad. Everyone, including your neighbour’s dog, became an overnight blogging sensation, tweeting, hashtagging and regramming like it was going out of fashion and you found yourself getting left behind in the dust. In your mind, tweeting comes from ACTUAL
The Selfie phenomenon is, by and large, the domain of the personal social network and rarely (albeit cringeworthingly sometimes) the avatar of choice for the business world. Whilst the duck-lipped, soloist exhibition is by no means going anywhere soon (nor should it!), it's interesting to see how the movement is...
Following is a guest post from Project Voice’s incredibly talented client Adam Blackwood, founder of Private Drama events. Enjoy a multi-media tour of their incredible Showcase event and how Project Voice helps tell their show-stopping stories.
There’s a huge buzz around content marketing strategy and countless examples of brands that do it well. At Project Voice, we are constantly on the lookout for brands that are leading the way, and like to take a moment to explore ‘how and why’ they worked.
The UK's post-industrial identity has found its footing in the past decade or so in new media, tech, and digital services. London's creative ecosystem has sprouted up accelerators, incubators and start-up hubs while also luring over the big players from across the pond to tap into its nutrient-rich media landscape,...
Interview with Brian Wong, CEO and co-founder of Kiip (pronounced “keep”), Forbes 30 under 30 for 3 consecutive years, and one of the youngest people to raise venture capital in the world. We have Brian with us today to talk about how Kiip is redefining the new generation of interaction in mobile marketing.

JPC at Imperial College London ThinkSpace Start-up week 2nd April 2014 – 4th April 2014 Imperial College London ThinkSpace hosted a series of start-up surgeries in collaboration with JPC designed to inspire, motivate and provide invaluable insights to individuals looking to start up their own businesses. Located within Imperial College’s Ugli building in White City,