Munich Security Index 2026
Since 2021, the Munich Security Index, developed in partnership between Kekst CNC and the Munich Security Conference, has offered a unique lens into how global populations perceive the most pressing risks to their security, prosperity, and stability. Now in its sixth year, the 2026 Index draws on extensive polling across major G7 and BICS economies and reveals a world becoming increasingly fragmented across geographies and generations.
Executive Communications in a High-Stakes World
Each episode of Above the Noise features insights from our experts and industry leaders on the trends transforming how organizations communicate, engage, and build trust. In this episode Partners Claire Maloney and Dom Reynolds focus on how expectations on senior leaders have shifted, and what it takes to communicate with clarity, confidence and consistency across audiences and platforms.
2016 vs 2026: Lessons from a Decade of Corporate Climate Action
Discover the latest edition of Sustainability Spotlight, unpacking how corporate sustainability has evolved from early ambition to a more complex, commercially driven reality. Explore five defining shifts — from supply chains and net‑zero momentum to coalition dynamics, leadership signals and the rise of disclosure fatigue — along with what the past decade teaches us about resilience, relevance and long‑term climate strategy.
Kekst CNC announces Richard Campbell as new co-Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Bernhard Meising
Kekst CNC, the international strategic communications firm, has today announced Richard Campbell as its new co-Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective February 8, 2026. In his new role, Campbell will work closely with New York based Jeremy Fielding.
A Conversation on Trust with Wikipedia Founder Jimmy Wales
Wikipedia Founder Jimmy Wales joined us in London to discuss the principles behind his new book, The Seven Rules of Trust, and shared the lessons that have guided Wikipedia’s evolution into one of the world’s most influential knowledge platforms. Founded in 2001, Wikipedia is an encyclopaedia powered by an online community of millions of editors, with English Wikipedia currently having over 260,000 active editors. The discussion provided insights not only into the mechanics of online communities, but also into the broader dynamics of credibility, transparency, and reputation.
Navigating Boardroom Reputational Risks
At the recent National Association of Corporate Directors (NACD) Summit, Kekst CNC Co-CEO Jeremy Fielding participated in an episode of the BoardVision podcast, “How Boards Navigate a Reputational Minefield.” The conversation offers valuable recommendations for managing reputational risks and communications objectives at the heart of current boardroom and management discussions.
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