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What Just Happened? A Polpeo Podcast
Kate Hartley & Tamara Littleton
17 episodes
2 days ago
In What Just Happened? hosts and co-founders of Polpeo, Tamara Littleton and Kate Hartley, delve into a different corporate crisis, what it meant for the brand, and how it shaped our thinking in crisis communications. Along the way, they have help and insight from some of the most prominent thinkers in the crisis communications industry, who share their expertise on why people behaved the way they did during the crisis in question, how leaders responded and even how the market changed as a result. And they help answer the biggest question of all - could it have been avoided in the first place?
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In What Just Happened? hosts and co-founders of Polpeo, Tamara Littleton and Kate Hartley, delve into a different corporate crisis, what it meant for the brand, and how it shaped our thinking in crisis communications. Along the way, they have help and insight from some of the most prominent thinkers in the crisis communications industry, who share their expertise on why people behaved the way they did during the crisis in question, how leaders responded and even how the market changed as a result. And they help answer the biggest question of all - could it have been avoided in the first place?
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Management
Business,
Marketing
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Spanish Football on Trial: Sexual Assault at the World Cup
What Just Happened? A Polpeo Podcast
25 minutes 3 seconds
4 months ago
Spanish Football on Trial: Sexual Assault at the World Cup
During the medal presentation at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, Luis Rubiales, then-president of the Spanish Football Federation, forcibly kissed Spanish player Jenni Hermoso on the lips. The act, which Hermoso did not consent to, led to widespread condemnation and calls for his resignation. Rubiales initially defended his actions, but eventually faced suspension by FIFA and later was found guilty of sexual assault.

In this episode of ‘What Just Happened?”, hosts Kate Hartley and Tamara Littleton are joined by Emma Woolcott, a partner at Mishcon de Reya, to explore the fallout from the incident. They discuss power imbalance, Rubiales' lack of remorse, and the cultural issues that enabled his behaviour, including previous allegations and inappropriate conduct.

The episode discusses the importance of organisational culture, the need for leaders to accept feedback, and the role of internal communication in preventing misconduct. It also highlights why businesses must monitor culture to spot warning signs, and reflects on the broader impact of the scandal, including Hermoso’s bravery in pressing charges, the role of public backlash, and the Spanish women’s team’s solidarity.

A full transcript of today's show is available to read here.
What Just Happened? A Polpeo Podcast
In What Just Happened? hosts and co-founders of Polpeo, Tamara Littleton and Kate Hartley, delve into a different corporate crisis, what it meant for the brand, and how it shaped our thinking in crisis communications. Along the way, they have help and insight from some of the most prominent thinkers in the crisis communications industry, who share their expertise on why people behaved the way they did during the crisis in question, how leaders responded and even how the market changed as a result. And they help answer the biggest question of all - could it have been avoided in the first place?