European Communication Monitor 2022 survey launched: The largest international poll on communications trends
The European Public Relations Education and Research Association (EUPRERA) has launched its annual poll on the status and future of strategic communication and PR. Communication professionals across Europe are invited to participate in the survey, which is available here until March 12.
The European Communication Monitor, now in its 16th year, addresses highly debated topics such as the practical challenges of diversity and inclusion in stakeholder communications, empathetic leadership in communications teams, CommTech and digital transformation, and quality in communications consulting. The survey will identify characteristics of excellent communication departments and explore commonalities and differences across Europe. Country-to-country comparisons and benchmarks of different types of organisations (private and joint-stock companies, non-profit, governmental, agencies, etc.) will make the results relevant for everybody in the field.
Participants will be able to answer these and many other topics and share their experiences to build a concise picture of the growing discipline. All participants are entitled to a full report of the results available this summer and can enter a prize draw for 10 top-rated JBL headphones (Tune 125BT Bluetooth in-ear headphones with microphone for videocalls or music) – a must-have gadget.
The European Communication Monitor is led by professors from renowned universities within the framework of the European Public Relations Education and Research Association (EUPRERA) together with the European Association of Communication Directors (EACD), supported by Cision and Fink & Fuchs.
With more than 20,000 participants from over 40 countries to date, the annual European Communication Monitor is the largest empirical survey in communication management and public relations worldwide. The study is undertaken for scientific purposes. Participants will remain anonymous. Results will be presented at an EACD event in May 2022 and at conferences worldwide thereafter.
