Goho From Home:
A Support Series
Each week our fabulous MD, Stacey-Rebekka Karlsson, will sit down with some brilliant guests to share advice and answer your questions. These sessions are fast-paced and high energy - we hope you can join us!
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We know that job hunting can be a mind field and it can be hard to stay positive especially in the current climate. In our latest Goho from Home we wanted to bring the experts to you.
The global economy has taken a huge hit due to the pandemic and the events sector has been one of the most severely affected areas. In order to survive, event companies around the globe have had to quickly adapt and move their events online. But what comes next?
The importance of diversity in the workplace has never been clearer, but is this increase in diversity leading to an increase in businesses creating inclusive working practices?
During Covid-19 our physical health has been at the forefront of discussion, but what about our mental health? In this session we’ll discuss what change actually means, we’ll also look into some theory on how it affects our thinking and some tactics of how to cope with it.
This special edition of Goho from Home sees our MD Stacey speaking with two leaders from Local Government, who have been billed as our fourth emergency service during these tough times. Joined by Susie Kemp from Swindon, and Jo Miller all the way from New Zealand!
In this episode, we explore how Covid-19 has made many of us have to completely re-look at our meticulously planned marketing activity & essentially rip up the marketing rulebook. So join us for 30 minutes as we have a candid & honest discussion with our marketing panel.
After the success of the first webinar on this topic, there has been high demand for a second. We will continue the discussion on furlough and we’ll also cover virtual training, mental health, recruitment, employer branding and much more!
Advice on staying mentally healthy, reducing stress and anxiety, exercise, eating, boosting your immune systems and creating a healthy work/ life balance when it’s all happening under the same roof. We also discuss how you can best support your employees and teams mental wellbeing.
How you can leverage technology to support teams that are working remotely. We'll also discuss managing and renewing technology solutions, establishing what the 'Cloud' & 'AI/Machine Learning' are and how they can help your business during COVID-19
Advice on how best to support your team whilst maintaining a high level of performance, responding to questions when no clear answers exist and we'll also offer tips on how to keep your organisation motivated whilst everyone is at home.
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As we reflect on International Women’s Day 2026, it was once again an incredible moment to celebrate the work, lives and successes of women across the world. But beyond the celebrations, we want to ensure that the powerful message behind this year’s theme ; “Give to Gain” lives on far beyond the day itself.
It’s this spirit of giving, of lifting one another up, that defined our International Women’s Day gathering this year.
In 2026, successful PR campaigns start with a simple principle: stories work best when they connect to the topics journalists and audiences are already discussing.
From the cost of living crisis to viral internet culture, reporters are increasingly interested in stories that reflect wider social and cultural conversations. For brands, understanding these themes can significantly improve the chances of securing meaningful media coverage.
Here are some of the key UK PR Trends for brands in 2026.
As International Women’s Day 2026 centres on the theme #GiveToGain, the focus shifts from visibility alone to impact, highlighting how investing time, resources, advocacy and opportunity into women doesn’t just benefit individuals, but strengthens entire industries and communities. This year’s theme underscores a growing truth: when women are supported to lead, build and create on their own terms, everyone gains.
Corporate events are often judged on how they look or how smoothly they run. But for brands investing serious budget, the real question is simple. What did the event actually deliver? Especially in London, where event costs are high.
Cash return on investment in events is not accidental. It is planned from the start. Here’s our guide to making sure your event delivers bang for buck.
Everyone loves a good event. Even better when it does good.
If you want to plan a sustainable corporate event that genuinely delivers social and environmental impact, you need to build it in from day one, not bolt it on at the end. Here is how to make your event more sustainable, community-focused and meaningful.
Over the years, we’ve partnered with some incredible event vendors — the kind who help us turn great ideas into unforgettable experiences. One of them is Chef Fabio of Fabio’s Kitchen! He’s a private chef who is seasoned in catering for events of any size, all tailored to suit the tone and style of your event. We sat down with Fabio to chat about his journey into the culinary world and to get his top tips for crafting the perfect event menu.
Awards continue to matter because they operate as external reference points in industries where quality is often subjective. Much of the work in marketing, PR and events is experienced indirectly, which means perception is frequently shaped before proof is examined. Industry awards shorten that gap by acting as recognised signals of competence and consistency.
Read on about why we think Awards and applying for them is so important!
Brands are actively seeking content creators, UGC producers, and micro-influencers who can tell authentic stories, build trust, and connect with niche audiences. They want you! So if you’ve ever wondered why a brand didn’t reply, how creators actually get shortlisted, or what makes a pitch stand out, this guide is for you.
Time to Talk Day is the UK’s biggest mental health conversation — a moment dedicated to listening, sharing, and speaking honestly about what really matters. Taking place on 5 February 2026, the day is led by mental health charity Mind, and it’s something Goho is proud to support.
To mark the occasion, we asked wellness entrepreneur, journaling advocate, and founder of MIRRA Journal Club, Jess Pritchard, to share her reflections on talking, mental health, and the role of journaling in helping us find our voice. Here are her thoughts.
Speaking opportunities such as TEDx talks, industry conferences, panels, and keynote events are powerful platforms for professionals to build authority, grow their personal brand, and expand their influence. However, landing these opportunities is rarely about fame alone. Many times, it’s about a compelling pitch, clear expertise, and relevance to the audience.
This SEO-friendly guide breaks down how experts and professionals can successfully pitch themselves for speaking engagements like TEDx, from positioning and storytelling to outreach and follow-up.