The Reputation Council report 2016

In this edition we ask council members to describe the most important corporate traits required if an organisation is to stand a fair chance of recovering from a crisis; talk to members about whether they can credibly identify and measure the reputation risk their organisations face; examine the critical issue of cyber crime; and look into the use of social media among Council members.

Established in 2009, the Reputation Council brings together senior communicators from many of the most respected corporations in the world. The Reputation Council’s mission is to increase understanding of the issues and challenges facing communicators in the corporate environment, as well as capturing expert views on key trends, issues and events in the wider world. Each sitting of the council provides a definitive guide to the latest thinking and practice in the corporate communications world.

This eleventh sitting of the Reputation Council involved 109 senior communicators based in 14 different countries and explores issues such as:

  • Responding to a crisis
  • The reputational threat of cybercrime
  • The link between reputation and your home market
  • Identifying emerging reputational risks
  • Achieving the appropriate level of transparency
  • Making social media work for your organisation 

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The author(s)

  • Milorad Ajder, Global Service Line Leader, Corporate Reputation, UK
    Milorad Ajder
    Global Service Line Leader, Corporate Reputation, Ipsos
  • Trent Ross - Ipsos
    Trent Ross
    Corporate Reputation, US

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