IC magazine gets a makeover
The February issue, which is out now, reveals a fresh and innovative design and cutting-edge content, including an exclusive interview with David MacLeod.
Change at the top: Ex-Which? Editor joins Headlines
Neil joins Headlines after completing a Research Fellowship at Nuffield College, Oxford, and prior to this edited the UK’s biggest consumer magazine, Which?. Neil’s career has also seen him as Chief Executive and Publisher of leading Canadian daily, The Toronto Sun plus Editor of four major UK daily papers.
Project moves into the digital era
Distributed twice a month, e-Project is designed to keep readers up-to-date with the latest industry news and views.
Project looks forward to 2012
For the first issue of the Association for Project Management’s magazine in 2012, he has interviewed Louise Hardy from CLM – Delivery Partner to the Olympic Delivery Authority – to find out why the London Games will be the safest on record.
New business with Peverel Group
Headlines adds to its training portfolio
David MacLeod exclusive!
David spoke to one of IC Magazine's journalists in London this week about his career, Engaging for Success and the Employee Engagement Task Force. He also answered questions you'd tweeted in to us. The next issue of IC Magazine is out in January!
Purple power for NorthgateArinso
Headlines creative services team has helped shape the look and feel of a new global careers website for NorthgateArinso (NGA). 'Bright Purple' has been designed to drive recruitment activity and attract the best talent to NGA. Providing a unique insight into what it feels like to work for the business.
New issue of IC Magazine out this week!
Headlines takes its place in David Macleod’s Guru Group
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IC magazine has been given an exciting new look for 2012.
Headlines has appointed media figurehead Neil Fowler to lead its editorial and design teams as Director of Creative and Content.
Project magazine Editor James Simons has been reporting on progress on projects and infrastructure in the build up to the London 2012 Olympic Games.
Property services provider Peverel Group has commissioned Headlines to work on a number of exciting new internal communications and engagement projects in 2012.
City of London has asked Headlines to hold a further session of design training following a successful day earlier this year.
Look out for the next issue of IC Magazine, which includes an exclusive interview with engagement guru David MacLeod.
The winter issue of IC Magazine will be out later this week. This action-packed edition includes an exclusive behind the scenes look at the first ever IC Exchange, which saw people from across the profession come together in London to discuss the challenges they face and to share ideas.
Headlines is the only internal communications agency to be part of the Engaging for Success Guru Group. The group of internal communications professionals and academics is led by industry veteran David Macleod and has been set up to advise and steer the discussion of the Employee Engagement Task Force.
More than 100 of the UK's leading internal communications experts came together for a day of discussion and debate at the first ever IC Exchange in London.
Headlines has put its digital expertise to good use, helping Jaguar Land Rover create an innovative page-turning issue of its employee magazine TeamTalk.
The Association for Project Management’s member magazine Project has been revamped by Headlines. The refreshed magazine, which unveiled its new look for the April issue, is aiming to widen its appeal by becoming more closely aligned in look and feel to popular consumer titles.
Headlines is now partnering with Involve – the only Dutch company to specialise in IC – on high-level strategic projects. The groundbreaking collaboration means Headlines can now offer even more robust support to its international clients.
ICJobs is a new online recruitment resource for the IC industry being launched on Monday June 6. Designed by leading internal communications agency, Headlines, the site aims to help IC professionals keep tabs on job opportunities in the industry.
Headlines has been shortlisted as a ‘Class Winner’ for four Institute of Internal Communication (IoIC) awards. TUI’s Be magazine has been nominated in the ‘Internal Newsletter’ category, Tesco’s The One has been shortlisted for best ‘Internal Newspaper’ and DSGi’s The Plug made the top grade in the ‘Employee Communication’ sector in the area of ‘Training’.