by Simon Brooke | Jul 2, 2024 | Crisis communication, Media Training, Media Training for Fashion brands, Media Training for PR companies, PR Training courses
Shein’s London listing – what it means for fashion brands’ corporate communications Is the flotation of Shein on the London Stock Exchange a boost for London’s financial markets and the City’s international standing or is it an embarrassment? As the leading provider...
by Simon Brooke | Jun 20, 2024 | Financial, Media Training, Media Training for Financial, PR Training courses
Media Training for financial services firms and banks As providers of Media Training for financial services firms and banks, we’ve been particularly interested in two recent controversies. First, Baillie Gifford’s sponsorship of the Hay festival and other events ended...
by Simon Brooke | Jun 12, 2024 | Media, Media Training, Media Training for Architects, Media Training for Celebrities, Media Training for Fashion brands, Media Training for Law Firms, Media Training for PR companies, Media Training for Tech Companies, PR Training courses, Training for Radio Interviews
Media Training advice – what should you say or not say to a journalist before the interview begins? Just when Rishi Sunak thought that the row over his early departure from the D-Day commemorations had died down it seems to have erupted again. This morning Susannah...
by Simon Brooke | Jun 4, 2024 | Media, Media Training, Media Training for Law Firms, PR Training courses, Training for Radio Interviews
Media training for lawyers – three things every lawyer should say to a journalist and three questions that they shouldn’t As the leading provider of Media Training for law firms, we’re quite often asked by the lawyers on our media interview workshops about what they...
by Simon Brooke | May 24, 2024 | Crisis communication, Media, Media Training, Media Training for Tech Companies, PR Training courses, Presentation Training, Training for Radio Interviews
Paula Vannells’ apology – the lessons for crisis communications. Paula Vannells has apologised. Well, sort of. As crisis communications consultants we would describe the apparent mea culpa by the former CEO of the Post Office’s at the Horizon scandal enquiry as an...
