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Whistleblowers – Brave Heroes or Social Outcasts?

Posted on 23/05/2012 by Hugh Salmon

The word ‘whistleblower’ has re-entered my life. I hate this word with a passion. In the school playground, whistleblowing is called ‘sneaking’. As a sneak, you are the person who has reported the misbehaviour of your schoolmates to the teachers. You cannot … Continue reading →

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An upstream creative solution to the Banking crisis

Posted on 19/12/2011 by Hugh Salmon

If, as discussed last week, the Eurozone is a mish-mash of politics and economics, then the banking crisis is even more of a hot potato. On the one hand, the word ‘bank’ comes fraught with vitriol. On the … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog posts | Tagged banking, behavioural insight, capitalism, Creative, debt, economics, financial crisis, financial services, Innovation, national debt, politics, simplicity, simplicity of thought, upstream creative | Leave a comment

Labour a confused brand

Posted on 11/10/2011 by Hugh Salmon

First published on Brand Republic on 28/09/11 This week it is Labour’s turn to make us cringe. At ‘Conference’ (cringe), did Ed Miliband clarify his own position and his party’s positioning, for surely the two are intertwined? The answer, as … Continue reading →

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Labour a confused brand

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