We are in a new era of Public Relations. In the last few years, the importance of reputation management has undergone a sea change. More brands and clients, especially from the leadership teams, are viewing Public Relations from a close range. The industry has undergone a radical change with the advent of social media, which has to a large extent changed the approach to Public Relations. We have a relatively new and young audience that we need to face in the coming years so there are bigger challenges for brands and PR practitioners, who have to be more agile and proactive in their thinking to draw up business solutions for clients.
In our exclusive weekly column, PR Conversation, Adgully interacts with leading business leaders to gain their exclusive views and insights on various trends in the PR and communications industry.In line with our business goals, we integrate corporate communications with a strategic blend of reputation management for the mother-brand NUVOCO, through employer branding, digital initiatives, and SEO/SEM. By highlighting our company’s core values and diverse opportunities, we establish Nuvoco as an employer of choice while ensuring our messaging remains impactful across every digital channel. Enhanced SEO boosts our visibility, and targeted SEM efforts ensure that our communications effectively reach and engage the right audiences.
Having worked across diverse industries like manufacturing, energy, and now building materials, how do you perceive the evolution of corporate communication in these sectors?Over the past two decades, corporate communications in the B2B sector have undergone a dramatic shift. The era of traditional press releases and one-way messaging is over, replaced by integrated, digital strategies that redefine stakeholder engagement. Today, we don’t just share information - We forge meaningful connections.Through these programs, Nuvoco is not just giving back to the community but creating lasting, sustainable change that lifts individuals and entire communities toward a brighter, more inclusive future.
What trends in corporate communications and CSR do you believe will shape the building materials industry in the coming decade?In the next decade, Corporate Communications, particularly in the building materials industry, will be revolutionized, becoming hyper-digital, further transparent, and explicitly purpose-driven. Stakeholders, from customers to investors and communities, are no longer looking for just quality products—they want genuine proof of sustainability, innovation, and tangible impact. AI-driven content, immersive experiences, and interactive platforms will set the new standard, with real-time analytics, SEO, SEM, and advanced digital tools driving faster, smarter, and highly personalized communication. Social media will evolve beyond a mere marketing tool, becoming a platform for trust-building and meaningful engagement, where authentic conversations hold greater significance than ever.Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is evolving from a mere obligation to a fundamental leadership imperative. Companies will need to prioritise social commitments and cultivate a strong reputation through responsible social engagement. Sustainability will become indispensable for success and a positive brand image. Businesses will be compelled to deeply integrate sustainability into their operations. Only those organizations that proactively adopt innovative CSR strategies will lead the way in a future where environmental and social responsibility are the true measures of success.