Lauren McMenemy

With environmental responsibility and sustainability becoming increasingly part of regulation and customer requirements, Newsbridge has embarked on a journey to understand the impact of our work and technology on the world. In this first article of a series, we look deeper at why we’re investing in this process.

[Article ghostwritten for this tech startup's co-founder and CEO]

We've all heard it before, but the old ways of working really don't cut it anymore. The idea that there is one size fits all, that everyone can be motivated or led in the same way, has been proven wrong. So when we say that we support neurodiverse workplaces, we aren't singling people out - far from it. We're working towards ensuring all people of all work and learning styles and needs feel a sense of belonging and purpose in the workforce. But what do these terms actually mean?

SEO blog post for writing publication: "So you’ve worked through the creative kinks and put your blood sweat and tears into your writing. What happens next?"

With rapid advances in the Internet of Things (IoT), local governments are investing in and implementing the means to improve efficiencies and convenience for its citizens. But all of this spending on smart cities comes with its fair share of challenges. As cities become more advanced, so do the cyber attacks that threaten them.

Bringing your bunnies inside can be a source of joy – and plenty of weirdness. Lauren McMenemy, mum to Saunders the lop, explains the unexpected pleasures of sharing your home with a house rabbit.

Ghostwritten blog for the CTO and Co-Founder of Newsbridge: "You can learn so much when you take the time to speak to those on the frontline of your industry, to hear their vision and what they’re dealing with...."

When Tony Cray wanted to build out his freelance engineering business, he needed to connect with the sorts of people who took the art of music seriously, who wanted to collaborate and experiment and see what happened. That’s why he joined the Avid Link community.

A higher education institution can be a labyrinth of accounts and tax codes, all designed to help track the precious budget that is hard fought for every school year. The robust procurement processes in place can help to explain the big ticket items, but what about those smaller, day-to-day costs – often paid for by corporate credit cards or from employee’s own pockets – that are essential to provide a good student experience, yet not big enough to be subject to rigorous examination? These variable spends are both hard to anticipate and hard to track.

The COVID-19 pandemic has not only turned the business world on its head, it’s upended the whole world. As a result, we're seeing digital workplace transformation being implemented more quickly than anticipated, making the future of business communications increasingly mobile, agile and connected. In a world that's constantly moving and changing, is it safe to make predictions about where enterprise communications might be headed?

Whether you're a Brit abroad, or a non-native in the U.K., you may be interested in dual citizenship. Here are some tips on how to apply if eligible.

Example page from the copywriting project for the Sir Ranulph Fiennes' Great British Rum website.

APRA-regulated entities need to up their game when it comes to information security, ensuring they better understand their assets and threats.

It’s more than just sticking values posters on the canteen wall — Internal Communications is the business engine that drives productivity, collaboration and workforce engagement.

So why isn’t it taken more seriously by the C-suite?

Where have we come from? Where we are now? And where are we going? We asked the experts, and this is the result.

(original version at https://web.archive.org/web/20200619103920/https://www.happeo.com/internal-communications-essentials)

If you’re struggling with rabbit aggression and not sure what to do, we can help. We spoke with rabbit behavioural expert Anne McBride and asked her why rabbits bite or become aggressive, what warning signs you might have missed and what to do next.