Lydia holds a Bachelor of History from the University of Sussex as well as a Masters in History (Genocide Studies) from the University of Amsterdam. Her communications experience includes working in the not-for-profit, public and now private sectors. Fortunately, given her chosen career path, writing is her absolute favourite activity (especially when flanked by a coffee and a dog).
More than ever, government and the public sector must commit to building trust with citizens. We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again. For communication between government and citizens...
*Nervously risking the disdain of our readers for pointing out the obvious*… technology has changed the way that government departments can reach and communicate with citizens and stakeholders. And these...
As communicators, both in the private and public sectors alike, we’re always looking for new ways to demonstrate the value of our work. Whether a brand seeking yet another way...
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Ever since 2013, contentgroup has had the express vision of becoming the world’s leading content communication agency for government and the public sector by 2020. We don’t shy away from...
Facebook and Twitter, or facebookandtwitter (said with one breath) are synonymous with social media; they’re the real MVP’s, the go-to guys. They’re complementary, different, yet equally influential powerhouses that have...
2016 was a massive year for contentgroup as a company, and the communications industry (both public and private sector) more broadly and 2017 is set to be even bigger. As...
In the public sector, Facebook is referred to as the F-word. Here are three things you need to say to your executive to make them reconsider their policy on Facebook.