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Testimonials

"PAN is an essential read for all those who work in public affairs, and the recent revamp has made the content and design even more accessible for those who read and enjoy it. Well done!"

Darren Caplan, director, B2L Public Affairs

"PAN is to public affairs what Hansard is to Parliament: definitive, timely, indispensable"

Simon Nayyar, managing director, Citigate Dewe Rogerson

"Public Affairs News has really upped the ante: it's gone from formative to informative in the space of a year. With decent columnists, interesting stories and a magazine that looks good and reads well, it's a credit to our industry."

John Lehal, managing director, Insight Public Affairs

"PAN has improved immeasurably over the past two years to become the leading source of information about who's up and who's down in the public affairs world."

Pete Digger, head of government relations and external affairs, AstraZeneca

"Following its relaunch Public Affairs News is now essential reading for anyone who is serious about public affairs and public policy."

Steven Bartholomew, head of public affairs, O2 UK

"It's the insider read for the public affairs industry."

Sacha Deshmukh, chief executive, Mandate Communications

"Public Affairs News has undergone a paradigm shift, turning from a parish pump gossip sheet into an incisive, must-read intelligence source."

Chris Whitehouse, managing director, The Whitehouse Consultancy Ltd

"Public Affairs News is a 'must-read' for anyone in the industry. It has matured into a serious, authoritative publication that doesn't just report the essential news about public affairs but is a valuable forum for debate about the development of the profession."

Luke Akehurst, director, Weber Shandwick Public Affairs

"I need to read it... otherwise I could miss something important for my business."

Russell Patten, chief executive Brussels, Grayling Global

"While still useful for gossipy insight into what the competition is doing, PAN is turning into a professional trade magazine for the public affairs community on both sides of the Channel."

Catherine Stewart, chairman, Interel Cabinet Stewart European Affairs

"Public Affairs News provides useful insights on the public affairs profession and developments affecting it. It is a helpful tool for the public affairs specialist."

Robert Mack, CEO Burson Marsteller Brussels