Adam Bernstein

For the benefit of all
While individuals clearly work to earn a living, it’s the small things in life that an employer offers that can make all the difference as to whether employees feel cared for, go the extra mile, or...

Labour, print, employment law... Discuss
It cannot be said that the Labour government, not yet a year in office, isn’t trying to shake up society.

Do good and share with others
It’s notable that the foundations of the three Abrahamic religions – Christianity, Islam and Judaism – are each bedded on doctrines that require their adherents to do good for others.

In the pursuit of expansion
A business can grow in one of several ways, chief of which is expansion by acquisition or merger. Many such transactions work out for the good. However, a good number fail and do so miserably.

Making sense of ESG
The world is full of acronyms and the latest appears to be ESG, a framework that guides businesses and organisations in their governance.

The art of finding finance
Pehr Gyllenhammar, a former CEO of Swedish car group Volvo, said, following the impact of the global stock market crash of 1987, that “cash is king”.

Seeking an even balance
We may be three quarters of the way through 2024, but stereotypes of jobs and the sexes still exist with, in many cases, women still having to break through a theoretical glass ceiling.

Buy right or buy twice
New technologies may have found their way into the world of print, but ultimately, it’s people that make any business in the sector work.

Don’t byte off more than you can encrypt
The highly digitised world we inhabit would be alien to someone sitting on the Clapham Omnibus 20 years ago.

The digital divide
As in other elements of commercial life, where once the world was completely analogue so digital has made inroads and revolutionised the world of print.