Book review: How to Win Friends and Influence People

Welcome back to the Hugoversity Library, where each month our prefects review a PR and marketing book to help you decide on your next read (or influence you, if you

Book review: Start with Why

Thank you for joining the prefects again in the Hugoversity library. For her latest review, prefect Natalie decided to pick up a legendary book in the world of PR from

Book review: Glory – The magic formula for winning more business awards

Ready for another Hugoversity book review? One of Harvey & Hugo’s newest Pack members, Jenny, has read and reviewed Louise R Turner’s Glory: The magic formula for winning more business

Book review: Eat Your Greens by Wiemer Snijders

It’s time for another entry into the Hugoversity library. This month, prefect Becky has been eating her greens, as well as reading the book by Wiemer Snijders. Even if you

Book review: PR School: Your Time To Shine

It’s time for another entry into the Hugoversity library and this month Prefect Natalie has been enjoying learning valuable lessons from Natalie Trice’s book PR School: Your Time To Shine.

An introduction to PR for start-ups and SMEs – key takeaways from our webinar

At Hugoversity we believe sharing is caring, which is why we share our knowledge and expertise, through webinars and training, to help SMEs and start-ups tell their brand stories through

Digital vs Traditional PR

The gloves were off in our most recent seminar, as prefects Jenn and Sophie pit digital and traditional PR against each other in the ultimate showdown. Missed out? Don’t worry

Sharing our 2019 marketing seminar plans

At our PR and marketing training school, we’re passionate about sharing knowledge to help people within businesses become their own brand curators. We recently ran a survey to help us

Learning never stops at Hugoversity

Head Girl, Charlotte was recently asked to contribute to the Business Central blog and given the theme of learning and professional development. As is Hugoversity’s ethos, we believe that learning

A typical day in the life of our Head Girl, Charlotte

5am – 8am: I’m an early bird and start work between 5am and 6am. My brain works best at this time and I can get some deep thinking and uninterrupted