Lobbying
Coinbase Taps David Plouffe as Crypto Lobbying Accelerates in Washington
Coinbase has appointed Democratic strategist David Plouffe to its advisory council, deepening its bipartisan political strategy amid expanding crypto lobbying efforts. The move follows record industry spending and aligns with a broader push to influence emerging legislation in Congress during a favourable shift under the Trump administration.
Labour scraps £5,000 business event amid low interest
Labour has cancelled a high-priced corporate conference due to weak demand from executives and lobbyists. The £5,000-per-head event faced criticism over costs and limited ministerial access. It follows broader business unease with Labour’s tax and regulatory plans and raises questions over the party’s approach to corporate engagement.
The communications dilemma of PartyGate
David Cameron’s former Head of Press at No 10 recalls the vital and prescient lessons of 2011’s phone hacking scandal
Who’s ready to regulate social media?
Social media is an obstacle to free speech
What’s going on in the luxury car sector?
Luca Delfino tells Mace how Maserati is leading the way in design innovation
A missing piece in education
Chess can develop valuable qualities such as resilience, focus and how to recover from defeat – at low cost
Fine words from Defra butters no parsnips
Can new laws make farming pay? If not, our countryside faces the biggest threat for centuries
In defence of lobbying
There’s more to engaging with government than short-term lobbying for single issues
Beyond Westminster: Consultancy Across the Regions
Devolution has been good business for public affairs consultants with specialist knowledge of Holyrood, Stormont and the Senedd
Andy Coulson: How I became a black-belt in crisis management
Former Fleet Street editor and David Cameron adviser Andy Coulson on the art of communications and lessons from his own personal “nightmare”.









