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EBClub and EBN join forces to create the world's largest global community for employer branding professionals

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By James Robbins
| EIN News
Steve Ward, founder of EBClub, leads the conversation at the community’s half-day event in Amsterdam earlier in 2026, bringing employer brand practitioners together to share ideas, challenges and experience. EBClub’s founder, whose practitioner-led events and community bring employer branding professionals together to share ideas and experience. The EBClub logo, representing the global community for employer branding professionals.
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Fathom Names Onis Wong Certified Partner for Greater China

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By James Robbins
| EIN News
Fathom Names Onis Wong Certified Partner for Greater China Onis Wong joins Fathom as Certified Partner for Greater China, bringing over a decade of experience in talent, brand, and internal culture to one of the world’s most competitive markets. The Fathom word mark features a sleek design with a distinctive dot in the center of the 'O,' symbolizing precision and targeted insights.
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The Labour government and the modern Commonwealth

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By James Robbins
| Caribbean News Global
By James Robbins In July 2025, there was a change of government in Britain, from Conservative to Labour. The Labour party’s landslide victory ended 14 years in the wilderness of opposition. But has the change made much difference to British foreign policy, particularly to other Commonwealth countries and their peoples? As far as the Commonwealth is concerned, I suggest the answer is ‘No, not much’, and it was probably never going to do so.
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