Media Training – News, Industry Insights and Updates
What Lies Ahead For Communication Professionals Post-COVID-19?
How will corporate affairs and communications change when we get to the other side of COVID-19? Tom Gilbert from iSentia has provided Sam Elam of…
What lawyers think about communicators in a crisis shows the great divide still exists
Despite years of working together, some lawyers still don’t trust professional communicators to do the right thing in a crisis, and most think it’s lawyers,…
Stakeholder Communication In A Crisis – Why Is It Important?
Your reputation is a valuable asset. It’s hard to build and it can be destroyed in an instant. So, it’s wise to plan for good…
How does media training fit into the digital age?
Media training is more important in the digital age than ever before. From the radio era of ‘The King’s Speech’ to the current crop of…
Was your media training really just a Q&A rehearsal?
Successful media trainers know that being prepared for the media is much, much more than just Q&A rehearsal. Of course, it’s important to practise media…
Royal Commissions and Government Inquiries – Surviving the Spotlight
You wouldn’t face a criminal hearing without legal advice, so why face a public hearing without professional help in communication? It’s stressful enough to face…
Will This Crisis Actually Pass? How Do I Minimise Any Reputation Damage?
Your Strategic Planning Guide For Being Fully Prepared For Any Crisis Many companies routinely ask me how they can prepare properly to communicate when –…
How Would Your Leadership Team Respond To A School Crisis?
Critical incidents and other crises are always just one sudden step away in schools. Test your team response in a realistic crisis communication simulation, designed…
In communications, complexity breeds confusion
How can Facebook and the White House, organisations with unmatched resources, power and influence, make such a meal of their communications? You are going to…
Declining Media Requests – How to Minimise the Damage
One of the hardest parts of the job for media spokespeople and their communications gatekeepers is being unable to respond to a request or question from a…
