The Reputations Agency

Huge congratulations to Irish Network for Gynaecological Oncology which has won in the Patient Project of the Year Category at the Irish Healthcare Awards 2024. We were delighted to support INGO on this incredibly impactful campaign highlighting the BEAT symptoms of Ovarian Cancer. Well done to all the medical experts, volunteers, and patients who have given their time and expertise to these incredibly important initiatives over the years!

Celebrating 20 amazing years of The Reputations Agency We are so grateful to all our clients, colleagues and friends who have supported us along the way. It was great to take a moment to reflect on all we have achieved together. Here's to the next 20! 🥂

Delighted to accept this award tonight on behalf of the Irish Network of Gynaecological Oncology at the Irish Healthcare Awards #IMTIHA2024 A big thank you to all the network who volunteer their time to raising awareness of #ovariancancer and to all the amazing women who shared their story as part of the campaign. This award is dedicated to all the women and their families impacted by ovarian cancer. A huge thank you to Eleanor Guinan Susie Dardis and Niamh Boyle in The Reputations Agency for working with us on this campaign. Thank you to all our sponsors Breakthrough Cancer Research GSK AstraZeneca Abtran #OvaCare @HSENCCP

Many construction projects are facing delays as three out of four essential foreign skilled workers can wait an additional eight weeks for an entry visa after receiving their work permit. Recently, David Heneghan, a Partner at Addleshaw Goddard LLP and lead on their Immigration and International Mobility practice, spoke with John Burns at the Irish Independent and provided valuable insight on the challenge the construction industry faces in securing skilled workers, achieving a front-page land in the business section 🗞️ To read more about this story, you can find the article here - https://lnkd.in/eQQ7EVgx 

Today, most large organisations now have a host of ESG mandates to fulfill. In particular, the EU Corporate Social Responsibility Directive (CSRD) has extended and formalised ESG reporting for all large companies and many SMEs. The process of understanding these KPIs, implementing initiatives in response, measuring their impact, and reporting on that impact, can absorb a lot of organisational effort and resources. However, to reap the reputational rewards, organisations clearly communicate about the positive outcomes of their actions for customers and the public at large. To understand more about what your organisation can do to be both ESG-compliant and Sustainability-admired, speak to a member of our team today at info@thereputationsagency.ie

18-24-year-olds are the highest users of cash in Ireland 💰 New research from An Post has revealed that despite the rise of contactless payments through mobile wallets, 35% of young adults aged 18-24 reported that they use cash daily. Nearly three in ten adults (28%) use cash at least once a day, with a further one in ten using it 4 to 6 times a week. Which is why, through An Post’s Everyday Banking service, AIB, Bank of Ireland and An Post customers can lodge and withdraw cash 6 days a week at over 900 post offices nationwide.

Our Driver analysis shows us how important each individual Sustainability Factor is to overall Reputation. Factors that focus on the outcomes of ESG initiatives for people’s lives, tend to rise to the top, whereas Factors that are not as personally relevant tend to be less important to the public. To understand more about the 16 Sustainability factors we track, please contact a member of the team today at info@thereputationsagency.ie

This year’s Ireland RepTrak® Sustainability Index 2024 shows the resilience of sustainability as a driver of organisational reputation amongst the public, despite the ebbs and flows in the world’s commitment to ESG. Sustainability drives 53% of an organisation’s reputation, while the remaining 47% of reputation is driven by what we call Enterprise factors, including Products & Services, Leadership, Innovation and Financial Performance. This means sustainability measures like Environmental Impact, Conduct, Workplace and Social Performance play a significant role in driving organisational reputation in Ireland. To learn more about how you can improve your organisation’s reputation, contact us at info@thereputationsagency.ie

We assess Sustainability across four key pillars but not all pillars have the same impact on an organisation’s Sustainability — some are more important than others to the public. This year, Conduct has the biggest impact on Sustainability, contributing 31% of the total weight or importance in building a reputation in Sustainability. This is closely followed by Social Performance, contributing 30%. Workforce at 22% is third and trailing that is Environmental at 17%. If your organisation wants to be a sustainability exemplar, you will need to perform strongly across all four pillars. To learn more about the insights found in this year’s research, view the report here - https://lnkd.in/eB9jPGdy

As consumers break out their winter wardrobes, research by An Post has revealed the increasing popularity amongst consumers to buy and sell preloved items online. 

Under 34-year-olds are the driving force behind the growing trend of selling preloved goods online, spearheading Ireland’s transition to the circular economy with 1 in 5 having bought preloved clothing in the past.   With An Post, you can now send any item that fits inside their prepaid envelopes or boxes to anywhere in the Republic of Ireland, with no weight restrictions from €6. If it fits, it ships! Check out these tips from THE GLOSS MAGAZINE and An Post on how you can give your preloved items a new lease of life - https://lnkd.in/eZf-Q5HN