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Have you ever lost sleep worrying about that call telling you your company is about to be front page news?

Or maybe it’s already happened...

Remember how it felt when you had a reporter on the phone demanding an immediate response on something you weren’t even aware of? Or how your CEO reacted when they were door-stepped by a TV crew and made to look shifty and evasive because they couldn’t answer the question? 

Careers and companies have been made – and broken – at those moments. 

The element of surprise is one of a journalist’s best weapons. I should know: I’ve been causing headaches for companies for 20 years – as an investigative reporter myself and then running others in my role as an editor on both tabloid and broadsheet newspapers. 

But now I’m on your side. 

My company, Media Foresight, aims to put you in control by identifying the potential bad news stories lurking in your business BEFORE they reach the media – so when that call comes you are prepared for it.