Browsing: Personal Development
Political campaigns are the eternal engine of the political process. They mobilise party members, supporters and voters. They ensure that politicians and political staff are energised…
The European Parliament elections have just wrapped up, and the summer sun beckons. News outlets might ease up on the daily churn, but the political scene…
Beware of books written by great journalists and adored by great journalists—their critical reception will inevitably be overhyped—but read The World for Sale anyway. Especially if…
In politics, as well as in any other successful organisation, the most important asset is your people—dedicated, hardworking staff. They are the ones working in front…
In politics, embracing non-political professionals is becoming a crucial strategy for parties aiming to bolster trust and innovation. Some of the most successful politicians were “non-political”…
Political careers are often non-linear, marked by ups and downs, defeats and wins. In the dynamics of European politics, comeback stories are not just inspiring; they…
Resources are scarce, especially human capital. Despite initiatives like the “Spitzenkandidat” system, European politics are failing to engage with the voters in a way that would…
For many political leaders, moving from public service to private life is both challenging and liberating. While some remain in policy advocacy or consultancy, others venture…
The last five years working in communications have battle-tested my appreciation for a clear, impactful message. Whether crafting presentations or steering debates, every minute on stage…
Oftentimes, the founders or long-time leaders of a successful party are almost mythical figures in the eyes of newer members. And while their intra-party popularity and…
