As tariffs rise and trade tensions grow, new research suggests the power of the “Made in the USA” label is shifting, forcing manufacturers and communicators to rethink how they position domestic production across both consumer and business markets.

Fashion Week is no longer just a moment on the runway but a year-round branding engine that rewards the brands who show up with purpose, strategy and storytelling that lasts long after the final spotlight fades.

Corbin Advisors’ new research shows investors doubling down on materiality, governance and long-term value, signaling a critical moment for IR teams to strengthen sustainability narratives.

As investor priorities shift, companies must embed sustainability into their core growth strategies or risk being left behind.

Getty’s report “Sustainability at the Crossroads” highlights consumer sentiment around environmental issues.

The U.S. and EU are sending different climate signals—here’s how businesses and communicators can navigate the messaging gap and build trust through clarity and consistency.

At Climate Week 2025, CommPRO’s Communications Town Hall will unite industry leaders to confront the challenge of communicating climate action credibly, creatively and transparently.

The events industry is once again at a crossroads—and this time, AI, Gen Z, and green innovation are leading the charge.

In a year where greenwashing won’t cut it, top brand leaders reveal why environmental messaging in 2025 demands proof, not performance.

Marian Salzman’s 2025 trends reveal how communications professionals must adapt to the shifting global landscape, with local identities, personal climate responsibility, and the need for stability taking center stage.

Seventy-nine years after the UN's founding, the world stands at a critical juncture, and with only 17% of Sustainable Development Goals on track, technology and innovation hold the key to reinvigorating global progress.

As the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity quickly approaches, some of the hot discussions that will shape future industry trends are bubbling up.

As we celebrate Earth Day, it's paramount to spotlight companies like Lobster Anywhere, a renowned Maine-based seafood purveyor, that exemplify this strategy with exceptional skill.

Join Michael in his conversation with Oliver Franklin-Wallis as they discuss him new book, Wasteland: The Secret World of Waste and the Urgent Search for a Cleaner Future which takes inside the secretive multi-billion-dollar waste management industry and shares a blueprint for building a healthier and more sustainable future before we are buried in our own trash.

If you closely observe the nation’s leading corporations, you’ll notice there’s been a pendulum shift in the chief communications officer’s role.

A recent Mazars report titled "C-suite ESG Insights: Navigating Sustainability Trends and Challenges" delves into the burgeoning realm of sustainability, shedding light on crucial trends, priorities, and challenges that businesses must address.

Creating a clear and identifiable company image for consumers is of utmost importance. A clean company image will have a more significant impact than companies might think. 

A sustainability program helps meet stakeholder expectations and enhances competitive advantage through a well-rounded approach to risk management.

Rapid growth is outpacing the current availability of sustainable skill sets in the job market: shockingly, just 17% of businesses that set sustainability targets are tracking to meet them.