Why it is important to learn to debate

Although not unexpected, it is most unusual that the cautions and objections to the televised debates of candidates for senators and deputies should have to be repeated, like the elections themselves, only six months later. If in the spring of this year there were already four elections (general, European, municipal, regional and autonomous) in...

Pablo Carbajosa, professor of the English Public Speaking Course, explains the importance of communicating effectively in English. Designed for the most basic level and aimed at professionals who wish to cover the fundamental aspects of the art of public speaking in English, this course is based on simple and direct...

Bárbara Yuste, Director of Digital Communication, explains why digital communication is important, its contributions and its instruments. Digital communication is not just an option today, but rather a necessity for any company. It is and must be an essential aspect in any communication strategy that seeks to grow in the...

Much of the research comparing the financial performance of family firms with that of non-family firms emphasises that family firms outperform other firms. However, several studies since the research: Board Composition, Balancing Family Influence in S&P 500 firms (Anderson, Reeb 2004) conclude that by eliminating family firms from the financial results, family firms outperform non-family...

María Cano, communications and marketing of the Spanish Association of Foundations, highlights the importance and keys of communication in the foundational sector. The foundations and, in general, the entities of the third sector are agents of change and transformation. For a long time, they have mistakenly been perceived as unprofessional...

The slogan 'report with rigour, without favour and without fear' says almost everything about information. Rigour requires research, contrasting versions, documentation and testimonial, written, audio or graphic evidence... to back up what is reported. Without favour points directly to neutrality, fairness, objectivity, without personal interests...