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Rachel Lloyd, president of The Drum Awards for PR jury. For years, PR has fought to prove that it belongs in the room where ...

M&A advisor Tony Walford explains why timing the market matters less than making sure your agency is genuinely ready to sell.

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For most of my life, boredom was to be expected at some point in the day. The kind that would stretch out on a slow Sunday ...

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