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This New Year, Resolve to Give Your Staff Presentation Training

PRSay

A good training program will help presenters improve their skills. Not all presentation training is the same, of course. As you likely know, traditional media training and crisis training tend to focus on one spokesperson, usually the CEO, who is put through his or her paces in front of a group.

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For Sensitive Subject of Job Losses, CEOs Need Sound PR Counsel

PRSay

And when told they’ll lose their jobs, employees are just as shocked today. Still, when layoffs become necessary, there’s a lot that employers can do to mitigate the pain and difficulty that employees experience. Garg came to represent accusations that corporations treat employees as expendable units. People were shocked then.

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2019 Corporate Crises: Failure To Plan Is Planning to Fail

Reputation Us

Today’s crises are taking on many unique forms and degrees of seriousness, and often take businesses by surprise—cyber incidents, executive resignations, M&A, disgruntled former employees, customer complaints on social media, salacious press headlines, etc. MEDIA & SOCIAL MEDIA TRAINING.

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The 6-Step Guide to Creating a Thought Leadership Content Program

Contently - Strategy

Build the foundation for a successful thought leadership program with some familiar strategic exercises: Define your target audience. Develop thought leadership content based on topics that interest your buyer personas, investors, or potential employees. Depending on who you pick, be prepared to train your thought leaders.

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These Smart Social Media Tactics Will Help You Prevent A Crisis

Melissa Agnes

But does everyone who holds the reins know how to use it well and exercise good judgment? Here are three tactics you can employ now that will significantly lower the odds that a social media flub will trigger a public relations crisis. 1) Provide social media training for everyone that operates as an admin on a brand account.

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Deeds not words – Cultivating a strong employer brand

PR in High Definition

Instead of producing results as just part of a compliance exercise, organisations may choose to seize the opportunity to tackle their gender pay gap and set concrete targets for closing the gap. Similarly, spend some time doing media training and preparing employees to speak with media – and use a cross-section of staff.

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PR Rock Stars: Life Time’s Dan DeBaun

Communications Conversations

I spend a good chunk of my time on media relations and pitching. Part of this is media training our general managers, personal trainers and other experts to get them ready to go on camera. We really have an embarrassment of riches when it comes to energetic and smart people at Life Time for media.

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