FIR #498: Can Business Be a Trust Broker in Today’s Insulated Society?
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The 2026 Edelman Trust Barometer focuses squarely on "a crisis of insularity." The world's largest independent PR agency suggests only business is in a position to be a trust broker in this environment. While the Trust Barometer's data offers valuable insights, Neville and Shel suggest it be viewed through the lens of critical thinking. After all, who is better positioned to counsel businesses on how to be a trust broker than a PR agency? Also in this episode:
- Research shows employee adoption of AI is low, especially in non-tech organizations like retail and manufacturing, and among lower-level employees.
- CEOs insist that AI is making work more efficient. Do employees agree?
- Organizations believe deeply in the importance of alignment. So why aren't employees aligned any more today than they were eight years ago?
- Mark Zuckerberg changed the name of his company to reflect its commitment to the metaverse. These days, the metaverse doesn't figure much in Zuckerberg's thinking
- In his Tech Report, Dan York reflects on Wikipedia's 25th anniversary.
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