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Helen Dunne
Verified
Editor and Owner, CorpComms
London
Beats
culture and human rights. businessLGBTQ+ issues in media
Rankings, press releases
Content
By Helen Dunne Verified| CorpComms Verified Fighting retail crime in the UKCo-op Group The Co-op is the UK’s fifth largest food retailer, with 2,400 stores. Every day in 2023 around 1,000 criminal incidents are recorded across its estate, up 44 per cent in 12 months, including three or four physical assaults on colleagues. It is not surprising that that Co-op claims the UK is experiencing a retail crime epidemic where criminals have ‘freedom to loot’. But this criminal explosion is largely being ignored by the police.
By Helen Dunne Verified| CorpComms Verified Got a chief executive who doesn’t want to talk to the press? Don’t worry. You’re not alone. A new report from Apella Advisors has found that 52 per cent of in-house communications professionals have the same problem. In fact, one in three claims their chief executive no longer sees speaking to the media as part of their role.
By Helen Dunne Verified| CorpComms Verified Fighting retail crime in the UKCo-op Group The Co-op is the UK’s fifth largest food retailer, with 2,400 stores. Every day in 2023 around 1,000 criminal incidents are recorded across its estate, up 44 per cent in 12 months, including three or four physical assaults on colleagues. It is not surprising that that Co-op claims the UK is experiencing a retail crime epidemic where criminals have ‘freedom to loot’. But this criminal explosion is largely being ignored by the police.
Company Info
CorpComms
CorpComms Magazine is a monthly trade publication dedicated to in-house communicators. It offers insights and advice on various aspects of corporate communications, including social media, internal communications, and corporate social responsibility. The magazine is published in London and distributed both in the UK and internationally. Launched in June 2005, CorpComms transitioned from a bi-monthly to a monthly publication under the leadership of Helen Dunne, who took over as editor in 2006. The magazine features interviews with industry leaders, practical tips, and analyses of corporate rebranding efforts. In addition to the magazine, CorpComms publishes a weekly newsletter and hosts the annual CorpComms Awards, which recognize excellence in corporate communications across multiple categories. The publication serves a diverse audience of professionals in the corporate communications field.
London, United Kingdom
+44 20 7359 3321
Founded: 2008