As trust in the tech industry has dropped to an all-time low, tech companies must communicate their vision and purpose more than ever to regain trust in their brands.
Setting up an effective public affairs function lays the foundation for business success in Asia-Pacific, where the political landscape is complex and policy environment is ever changing. Learn the six key steps to get started with public affairs.
Healthcare affordability and innovative financing in the Asia Pacific region have emerged as critical topics in addressing the challenge of providing accessible and quality healthcare to diverse populations.
With ESG and green financing gaining momentum in Asia, companies wishing to drive sustainable growth and join the global push toward net zero should keep abreast of the changing regulatory landscape and be prepared for new developments.
In an unstable geopolitical environment, multilateral gatherings have the capacity to set policy trends in subtle, sometimes unpredictable ways. It is essential for companies to keep one eye on meetings like the recent G20 Summit in order to gauge wind direction for future decisions that could feed into regulations, trade agreements, travel restrictions, and a host of other areas affecting business.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) are increasingly vital to an organsiaton's reputation. It's not just about practising what we preach, but letting actions speak.
Fintech innovation is shaping the future of the financial system. The crypto false starts have, in some ways, masked how far the financial system has come and hidden just how far we need to go.
Sandpiper Group (Sandpiper) announces the launch the launch of Sandpiper Research & Insights, a research firm specialised in supporting communications and public affairs practitioners.
Sandpiper launches a new, pro-bono ‘Voice Your Vision’ communications training programme to support Non-Governmental and other Not-for-Profit organisations across Asia Pacific.
Our new global survey reveals that despite forecasts around job takeovers and loss of control, 86% of communications professionals globally see artificial intelligence (AI) as an opportunity rather than a risk.