#50over50

As a consultant in ESG communications and chair of the CIPR ESG PanelSuzy Giles feels her work making the complex as accessible as possible is having a positive impact.

Careers in photography and food plus a professional internal communication qualification after the age of 50. Tehmina Boman-Behram has had a wonderfully varied career, as Ann Pilkington discovers.

Versatile Canadian Jean Valin has made a major contribution to the development of global professional standards in public relations.

Public relations is not rocket science - it's much harder than that argues Professor Anne Gregory in our #50over50 profile.

Sarena Clarke is a role model for later learners, and for addressing the fear of failure.

Author, adviser, trainer and public affairs specialist Stuart Thomson is the latest to be profiled in our #50over50 series.

She's campaigning for greater diversity and inclusion in comms, but the cause that Priya Bates is most passionate about is to see internal communication recognised as a strategic discipline essential for organisational success.

Elizabeth Maclean and Mike Evans are our first #50over50 double act.

Rod Cartwright is reluctant to be defined by a single experience but our conversation inevitably turns to his work on Malaysia Airlines MH370.

Our latest professional to be profiled in our #50over50 series is Adeeba Hussain, who is setting up a consultancy focusing on measurement and evaluation.

Mike Pounsford has been championing the people dimension in business for several decades. He once even told Sir Martin Sorrell that the numbers aren't everything.

Alan White understands the value of long term, trusted relationships with journalists.