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What is happening to women’s rights? Are we seeing a counter revolution, a correction, a blip or a re-framing and where will the leadership come from? This was the topic for a dinner earlier this week, hosted by Hawthorn Advisors, in honour of Baroness Harman, who had dedicated 40 years of her tough and distinguished
In the penultimate answer at Wednesday’s PMQs, Sir Keir Starmer retorted: “I have full confidence in the Chancellor, thank...
LOVELESS LABOUR’S LOST There is real exasperation amongst more experienced Labour MPs on the way proposed welfare changes –...
It was to nobody’s surprise that Kemi Badenoch kept rather quiet on her ‘First 100 Days’ anniversary this Monday....
Gunning for growth Fresh from her promotional tour in the Swiss Alps, Rachel Reeves has returned from Davos with...
The state of play Keir Starmer’s new(ish) Labour Government has admittedly struggled to live up to its promise in...
It has been a year of Events and the term “news anxiety” entered the lexicon. A swathe of global...
BlueSky is emerging as a notable player in the social media landscape, aiming to rival X (formerly Twitter) as...
As young people face an increasingly competitive job market, supporting their career development has never been more crucial. In...
Weak outcomes from international environmental summits in 2024 and a shifting political reality will put greater pressure on individual...
Last night, Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered her first Mansion House speech to financial services leaders. After a turbulent start...
Who would want to be Leader of the Opposition after such a crushing General Election defeat? Just five years...
With the election of Donald Trump to a second term as President, all eyes turn to what’s next in...
This afternoon Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered the first Labour budget for 14 years. The top line is that spending...
Science for Good: Anita Anand; Hayaatun Sillem, CEO Royal Academy of Engineering; Dorothy Chou, Public Policy Leader at DeepMind;...
Rishi Sunak called the election in the pouring rain and it looks like Keir Starmer will walk up Downing Street...
Rishi Sunak called the election in the pouring rain and it looks like Keir Starmer will walk up Downing Street...
The intensity of the snap election campaign risked masking the significance of what was about to happen. With the...
With just over a week until the country votes, it’s worth reflecting on what - if anything - we’ve...
As Defence Secretary, Grant Shapps could be expected to know a thing or two about military realities. Perhaps this...
Discover the challenges Meta faces in accurately labelling AI-generated content. Learn about the rise of public scepticism, the role...
When it comes to crisis communications, every situation is different. There are, however, certain skills and approaches that expert...
Recently, Hawthorn Advisors joined a UK trade mission to Riyadh to mark a flourishing relationship. Among the fin tech,...
The financial and professional services industry has been using various forms of AI and automation for decades, but just...
Inflation down (3.2 per cent), wage growth up (6 per cent) and economic growth restored (0.6 per cent GDP...
With tetchy exchanges and party tribalism on full display, the spring budget was an insight into the year to...
Hawthorn Advisors is pleased to announce the senior appointments of Victoria Wallin and Richard Suchet to support the growth...
Europe’s luxury sector has continually defied expectations, demonstrating impressive resilience even during economic slowdowns. Yet as we look ahead...
In 2024, two billion people across 50 countries will be heading to the polls. Among these 50 are three...
Conference season is almost upon us and there is huge anticipation this year as these are likely to be...
Sir Keir Starmer’s long awaited reshuffle took place yesterday. It had been widely briefed as an opportunity for Starmer...