From the Centre - Our Blog From the Centre is your blog update from the Centre for Corporate Public Affairs. Contributions are penned by Centre Director Wayne Burns, who is a former senior corporate affairs executive, journalist, political adviser & author and by Senior Analyst George Onisiforou.
This blog will look at regularly topical and prescient issues that go to the management of public affairs in corporations and organisations, as well as how issues management, corporate social responsibility, corporate reputation stewardship, stakeholder engagement, corporate ethics and corporate communications affect the community.
 From time to time, we'll also look at issues like employee engagement with their workplaces, the impact of new media and peer-to-peer networks on large organisations and how companies are shaping public policy.
10 January 2012:
Insights to managing yourself more effectively
How they manage themselves is the essential 'self-raising' ingredient to the success of most highly accomplished, respected, in-demand (and highly paid) corporate public affairs executives. <..
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4 January 2012:
2012 Social Media Predictions
What has social media likely got in store for the corporate public affairs management functions in organisations (private and public sectors) in 2012?
The Centre for Corporate Publ..
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9 December 2011:
Once again, social business
‘Social business’ is not a new term. It was first introduced by Nobel laureate Prof. Muhammad Yunus to describe non-loss, non-dividend businesses focusing on social rather than financial..
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10 November 2011:
Issues management crucial for corporate reputations
John Mahon, a leading authority on issues management and Professor of Management at the University of Maine’s Business School, addressed participants at the Centre’s Heads of Function and..
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20 October 2011:
Engaging employees through social media
The Centre held a professional development module on social media and internal communications this week in Sydney. During the module, Australian public affairs practitioners had an opportunity to dis..
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