With trust in our leaders eroding, Harry Wynne-Williams welcomes the new Civic Future initiative and argues that we need to widen the political talent pool.

In this blog for Audley Intelligence, two members of Audley debate the question: should ex-leaders keep out of the spotlight?

As the US midterms enter the final stretch, Lucy Thompson argues that Elon Musk may not be the most responsible custodian of the influential social media platform.

As Lula stages a comeback, Harri Adams looks at what this razor-tight Presidential election could mean for Brazil.

Chris Wilkins, Audley's CEO and Former Director of Strategy at No 10, argues that continuity over change could be a necessary political gamble for the new Prime Minister.

‘A hollowed out husk’ - Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton gives his analysis of the British Army at present.

Senior advisor to Audley and former British Army officer, Jamie Lowther Pinkerton provides analyses Russia’s military invasion of Ukraine, and whether it is, in fact, achieving President Putin’s aims.

Following the Pacific Future Forum, Lucy Thompson explores the complex picture of the West’s relationship with China.

In Audley’s meeting with Forum, CEO Chris Wilkins, was joined (virtually) by former Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Rt Hon David Gauke, to discuss Rishi Sunak’s recently announced Budget.

In this blog, Fiona Johnston writes about Emilia, a play about England’s first published female poet.

Amid the rise of Nextdoor, Lucy Thompson, a Senior Associate at Audley looks at the power and potential of social media

Audley’s Chairman, Sir Michael Lockett explores the impact the absence of leadership skills could have on gender equality

In light of the viral Handforth Parish Council video, Audley’s Imogen Beecroft reflects on communications in the virtual world

Audley’s Imogen Beecroft writes about the phenomenon that is Nigella’s pre-Christmas cookery series.

Lucy Thompson reflects on the outcomes of the Atlantic Future Forum 2020 and the future of the global order

Chris Wilkins reflects on his experience of the Trump presidency from the inside and the threat he presents to the Democrats

Fiona Johnston argues that we need business leaders who aren’t afraid to show their own vulnerabilities.

Managing Partner, Imogen Beecroft writes about her experience of jury service and what it taught her about communications.

When it comes to the gender pay gap and International Women’s Day, are businesses practising what they preach?

In light of the reshuffle, Audley’s Chris Wilkins argues that we cannot underestimate Boris Johnson and his political team.