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SUMMARY:PRINZ Awards Gold Winner - ‘Stamping out COVID with a digital handshake’
DESCRIPTION:25 August 2021 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm\nCPD credits: 2\nOverview\nEruera Keepa\, Hīkina Consultants and Jacky James\, The Shine Collective will be sharing the details of their award-winning entry in the PRINZ Awards ‘Community and Engagement’ category. \nNew Zealand’s ongoing success at combatting COVID-19 – and ultimately saving lives – relies on identifying and isolating close contacts quickly and efficiently. While mainstream use of the NZ COVID Tracer app has gradually increased\, there are disparities amongst vulnerable communities\, including Māori. As part of the initial mahi to fill the gaps and develop a more equitable solution\, Te Arawa COVID-19 Response Hub partnered with the Ministry of Health to trial a contact tracing card in Ngongotahā\, Rotorua. The deadline was short and the list of challenges long… \nYour presenters are…\nEruera Keepa – Hīkina Consultancy \nTe Arawa | Ngāti Maniapoto | Ngāti Rārua \nMāori Communications Specialist and Cultural Consultant \nWith an extensive background in communications\, and an innate ability to interweave a Māori worldview\, Eruera Keepa has forged a reputation as a trusted advisor for government agencies and private organisations. \nAn advocate for mutually beneficial solutions \nGuided by tikanga and Te Ao Māori\, Eruera is well-known for bringing a high level of integrity and agility to his work. His focus is always on finding successful and mana-enhancing outcomes for everyone. \nThrough a combination of cultural knowledge and diverse experience\, he’s able to facilitate meaningful conversations between Māori and non-Māori. That’s underpinned by a varied and tactical communications skill set\, which he uses to help organisations authentically engage and communicate with Māori communities. \nRecent work and achievements \nAt the start of 2020\, Eruera launched Hīkina Consultancy. Since then\, he has worked with numerous government agencies as a strategic conduit between Te Ao Māori and mainstream Aotearoa. His recent work with Clemenger Group was instrumental in the creation of COVID vaccination TVC ads for Māori viewers. \nIn May 2021\, Eruera won Gold in the Community Relations & Engagement category at the Public Relations Institute of New Zealand (PRINZ) awards. He was awarded for his work trialling the Bluetooth contact tracing card in Ngongotahā\, Rotorua\, in November 2020 – and at the heart of this was iwi engagement. \nEruera is deeply passionate about his culture and providing equitable opportunities and access for Māori. Alongside his strategic work\, he facilitates workshops that enable people and organisations to create Te Tiriti-led partnerships and provides strategic advice on the appropriate steps to better honour Te Tiriti principles. \nCurrently\, he is the Mātauranga Māori advisor for APEC NZ 2021\, which New Zealand is hosting virtually. \nOutside of work \nEruera’s interests include exercise\, rugby league\, kapa haka and facilitating iwi-led kaupapa. \n \nJacky James-  Founder of The Shine Collective\nJacky is the founder of The Shine Collective. She’s a senior communications practitioner with more than 20 years’ experience working for many of Aotearoa’s top organisations\, both in an in-house and consultancy capacity. Her impressive resumé includes working with government agencies\, as well as private and publicly listed organisations. \nShe has a broad view of the communications landscape with extensive experience in strategic planning\, community engagement\, internal communication\, media liaison and issues management\, as well as events management. \nAfter internal roles within the NZ Police and Scion (a New Zealand Crown Research Institute)\, coupled with wide consultancy experience in the dairy\, education and sports sectors\, Jacky established Shine PR (re-branded to The Shine Collective in 2018) in Rotorua in 2012. She had a determination to grow a business that put people firmly at its core\, creating a vibrant and healthy place to work and where clients are celebrated. \nUnder her leadership\, Shine has gone from strength to strength\, now employing eight staff and receiving awards at the 2016\, 2017 and 2021 PRINZ Awards. \nPassionate about the Bay of Plenty\, Jacky has resided in Rotorua since 2005 and enjoys making the most of the forest trails and lakes\, spending time with her family\, yoga and weaving some magic in the kitchen.
URL:https://prinz.org.nz/event/prinz-awards-gold-winner-stamping-out-covid-with-a-digital-handshake/
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210914T120000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210914T130000
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SUMMARY:PRINZ Awards Gold Winner: Mango and ‘Emerson's Tiny Pub’
DESCRIPTION:14 September 2021 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm\nCPD credits: 2\nOverview\nIn 2019\, Emerson’s Brewery faced a rapid decline in sales and there was barely any brand awareness outside their hometown of Dunedin. Mango Communications put forth a bold campaign to garner attention and increase Emerson’s relevance in an authentic way. The Tiny Pub was introduced to celebrate the joy of catching up with a friend over a beer. With its creative\, well-executed activation that saw it awarded Gold in the PRINZ Awards Experiential category\, the Tiny Pub was able to thrive even with post-lockdown restrictions in place. \nHear from Brianna Elder\, Experiential Director\, Mango Communications on how the Tiny Pub was able to get huge results. \nPresenter\nBrianna Elder\, Experiential Director\, Mango Communications\nBrianna Elder’s 20 year career in communications covers just about the full gamut; from owning her own independent consultancy\, to sports marketing\, government relations and what appears to be her spiritual home\, agency. \nHaving returned to New Zealand’s largest consumer agency\, Mango\, just over two years ago\, she was presented with the opportunity to compliment her Group Business Director role with leading their experiential offering. It’s the juxtaposition of big ideas and minute detail\, adrenaline burst of the live event and the long lead planning that she thrives on. \nBrie balances a busy career with a busy family life and volunteering her time with the National Dance Challenge.
URL:https://prinz.org.nz/event/prinz-awards-gold-winner-mango-and-emersons-tiny-pub/
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210910T080000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210910T091500
DTSTAMP:20260408T110546
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SUMMARY:Stopping the stigma. Call in the artist\, and let’s do Managed Isolation the Waikato Way
DESCRIPTION:10 September @ 8:00am – 9:15am\n				\n\n					CPD credits: 4\n				\nPLEASE NOTE: Due to Covid-19 Alert Level restrictions\, this event will be rescheduled. All ticket holders will be contacted directly once we have finalised a new date. As always\, ticket holders will be given the option for a full refund.\nOverview\nEver had a public perception or staff/industry stigma issue to tackle and wondered what will shift the dial? \nCome along to hear how Accor and other hotels tackled this very problem when they became MIQ isolation facilities in the fight against COVID-19.  Accor’s unique approach\, the ‘Thanks from Iso’ exhibition which will be showing at the Waikato Museum from September\, was designed to help recognise the sacrifice of staff and make the experience real for other Kiwis. \nIn an informative and lively panel discussion\, we’ll hear from four people: \n\nMango’s Claudia Macdonald will explain how her team worked on the PRINZ award winning communications programme to bring the stories of Accor staff and returnees to life through art and stories\, working with artist Ruby Jones\nAccor Regional Director of Sales & Marketing\, Iain Ganner\, on what inspired the ‘Thanks from Iso’ exhibition\, how it impacted both staff and returning Kiwis and why it has been embraced all the way to Parliament.\nJetPark Hamilton Airport Manager David Latu on the innovative ways he’s engaged with returnees and what it’s been like at the coalface of MIQ in dealing with staff stigma\nPou Tiaki Team Leader Trent Brown on the “Waikato Way” of managed isolation and why and how Waikato Tainui are involved in delivering hiki wairua to MIQ staff and returnees\n\nKirikiriroa Hamilton has three hotels that have been managed isolation facilities for more than 12 months  (Accor’s Ibis Tainui Hamilton\, Distinction Hamilton and Jet Park Hamilton Airport).  More than 300 people are working in them\, and the same number are passing through them every fortnight after completing 14 days of managed isolation in our community. \nSome of the questions we’ll put to the panel: What are their unique communications and public relations challenges? How do you market a managed isolation facility when it is time to become a hotel again? What special treatments remove any stigma? And how do you support staff and bring the community you have been protecting from COVID-19 along with you on that journey? \nVisit the ‘Thanks from Iso’ exhibition and hear the panel discussion about stopping stigma through the art of great storytelling. \nBook early as spaces are limited for this event. \nThis event is brought to you by PRINZ Waikato Division Committee. \nBreakfast is provided at this event. Please indicate your dietary requirements at check out. \nTicket prices are GST inclusive.  \nPlease be aware of PRINZ payment and cancellation policy
URL:https://prinz.org.nz/event/stopping-the-stigma-call-in-the-artist-and-lets-do-managed-isolation-the-waikato-way/
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210908T120000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210908T130000
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SUMMARY:PR agency HMC’s ‘right turn’ to a social enterprise
DESCRIPTION:08 September 2021 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00pm\nCPD credits: 2\nOverview\nHMC was the winner of this year’s PR Consultancy of the Year (small to medium).  Heather Claycomb started HMC 17 years ago and her business journey took a huge ‘right turn’ in 2019 when she switched her business model to a social enterprise and began donating 100% of profits to charity. \nCome hear about Heather’s journey of starting her family charity – All Good Ventures\, deciding to turn HMC into its main revenue arm and the joys and pitfalls that came along with these decisions. \nWhether you’re a business owner or just starting out in your career\, you’ll walk away from this webinar inspired with some practical tips of how to ‘do good’ in your little corner of the world. \nPresenter\nHeather Claycomb \nHeather Claycomb founded HMC in May 2004 driven by her passion to tell a great story and support businesses to make a difference.  Prior to forming her own consultancy\, Heather worked as a Senior Consultant with Baldwin Boyle Group (BBG). Heather is a member of the PRINZ board and the board of Habitat for Humanity Central North Island.
URL:https://prinz.org.nz/event/prinz-webinar-on-hmc-as-social-enterprise/
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210901T090000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210902T110000
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SUMMARY:Measurement and Evaluation for Communications
DESCRIPTION:1 September 2021 @ 09:00 am – 2 September 2021 @11:00 am\n				\n\n					CPD credits: 10\n				\nFollowing the move to Alert Level 4\, PRINZ has moved upcoming activities to an online environment \nThis means that the Measurement and Evaluation for Communications will now be held online. The course will now be split across three two hour blocks – these will be held on Wednesday 1 September at 9.00am-11.00am AND 2.00pm-4.00pm\, and Thursday 2 September at 9.00am-11.00am. \n \nOverview\nAs a public relations professional you add immense value to organisations\, communities and causes. The question though is\, how do you demonstrate this value in measurable terms and in a time overwhelmed by issues of trust\, transparency and shifting media landscapes? If you are not certain about the answer\, you are not alone. \nGlobally\, measurement and evaluation are considered core components of professional public relations practice\, yet it remains a challenge for most practitioners. The lack of time\, budget and knowledge of current models and tools doesn’t help either. \nThis session provides you with everything you need to know about applying measurement and evaluation in context to your specific requirements. Basically\, it helps you get savvy about demonstrating the value of your public relations activity. \nKey content \n\nGet In-the-know: understand globally accepted models and frameworks\nGet going: learn how to interpret results and apply to strategic planning and implementation\nGet savvy: get familiar with the tools and techniques that help monitor progress and measure success (including online dashboards)\nGet ahead: apply learnings to your own public relations context\n\nLearning Outcomes \n\nUnderstanding of current and globally accepted standards of research\, measurement and evaluation for public relations.\nKnowledge of tools and techniques that can aid in your measurement and reporting process.\nAbility to create a measurement and evaluation framework that suits your public relations context\n\nPresenter\nDeepti Bhargava\, Lecturer\, Public Relations\, Auckland University of Technology \nDeepti Bhargava is a public relations lecturer at AUT University\, teaching across various papers including the student led PR agency – Outside the Square. In this paper\, students work with real-life clients and she and her colleagues guide them to use planning\, evaluation and reflection as critical tools of PR success. \nShe is passionate about the impact good public relations practice can have on organisations and communities and hopes to inspire the same in those she works with. \nShe is an Accredited Member of PRINZ and is currently Chief Examiner for the PRINZ Accreditation in Public Relations (APR) programme. Prior to joining AUT\, Deepti worked in corporate communications at Unitec institute of Technology. Her role included the governance\, planning\, implementation and monitoring of online communications. In her prior life overseas\, she has also worked across advertising and feature writing. \nDeepti is currently pursuing Ph.D. research on the occupational culture of New Zealand’s public relations consultancies. \n																										 \nThis course content aligns with the Global Capability Framework with particular emphasis on this summary: \nCommunication Capabilities \n\nTo align communication strategies with organisational purpose and values\nTo conduct formative and evaluative research to underpin communication strategies and tactics\n\nOrganisational Capabilities \n\nTo provide contextual intelligence\n\n  \nThis course has a minimum number requirement\, so please book early to ensure the course is not cancelled. If you are booking travel or accommodation\, please check with the office first that the course is taking place. \nThe ticket prices are GST inclusive. Please be aware of the PRINZ payment and cancellation policy.
URL:https://prinz.org.nz/event/measurement-and-evaluation-for-communications/
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SUMMARY:Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting Masterclass
DESCRIPTION:24 August 2021 @ 9:30 am – 11:00 pm\n				\n\n					CPD credits: 5\n				\nFollowing the move to Alert Level 4\, PRINZ has moved upcoming activities to an online environment. \nThis means that next week’s Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting Masterclass will now be held online on Tuesday August 24\, 2021\, 9.30am-11.00am.  \nOverview\nWhile telling your CSR or sustainability story has never been as important as it is today\, the world of CSR reporting is a minefield of acronyms – ESG\, GRI\, \, TCFD\, CDP\, SBTi\, GRESB\, B-Corp et al. \nYou can Google these acronyms and wade through lengthy guidebooks or attend a CSR Masterclass. \nNikki Wright\, Managing Director of Wright Communications – the sustainability communications experts\, leads this Masterclass on trends\, frameworks and principles of CSR and sustainability reporting. \nNikki established Wright Communications 14 years ago with the intention of creating an agency that not only has strong values but specialises in sustainability story-telling\, strategy and reporting. \nIn this Masterclass\, Nikki will unpack the framework noise that is now casting a shadow over the CSR reporting sector. She will discuss the various frameworks\, basic principles of sustainability reporting such as balance\, scope and materiality. \nReferring to recent examples of best practice sustainability reporting\, Nikki will discuss the methods and processes required to achieve a good standard of reporting. \nThis Masterclass is suited to Public Affairs and Communications Managers\, as well as Sustainability Managers who are responsible for producing annual sustainability reports or on-going ESG communications. \nPresenter\nNikki Wright APR\, FPRINZ\, Managing Director\, Wright Communications \nNikki established Wright Communications 14 years ago with the intention of creating an agency that not only has strong values but specialises in sustainability story-telling\, strategy and reporting. \nNikki is an experienced communicator and has been advising corporates\, the public sector and non-governmental organisations on sustainability matters for more than a decade. In recent years Wright Communications has become the go-to agency for advice on how to improve and deliver on environmental\, social and governance reporting frameworks. \n																										 \nThis course content aligns with the communication\, organisational\, and professional capabilities section of the Global Capability Framework as it enables you to communicate sensitively with stakeholders and communities across a range of cultural and other values and beliefs: \n\nTo align communication strategies with organisational purpose and values\nTo facilitate relationships and build trust with internal and external stakeholders and communities\nTo build and enhance organisational reputation\nTo provide contextual intelligence\nTo work within an ethical framework on behalf of the organisation\, in line with professional and societal expectations\n\n\nThis course has a minimum number requirement\, so please book early to ensure the course is not cancelled. If you are booking travel or accommodation\, please check with the office first that the course is taking place. \nPlease be aware of PRINZ payment and cancellation policy. 
URL:https://prinz.org.nz/event/corporate-social-responsibility-reporting-masterclass/
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210811T120000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210811T130000
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SUMMARY:PRINZ Awards Winner – FMG’s cyber-security campaign ‘The Big Phish’
DESCRIPTION:11 August 2021 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm\nCPD credits: 2\nOverview\nWith cyber security breaches a $40m issue for NZ businesses and with the increase in business email compromise\, phishing and credential harvesting for the financial sector\, FMG wanted a behaviour change campaign that would empower its people to drive real change\, while actively reducing FMG’s risks of a cyberattack. With its creative\, well-thought-out and people-centric initiatives\, ‘The big phish’ lifted engagement and led to a measurable change in behaviour that continues to this day. ‘The big phish’ also received endorsement from CERT NZ – New Zealand’s national Cyber Security Emergency Response Team\, and was awarded the 2021 PRINZ Awards Prize for Excellence in Research\, Measurement and Evaluation. \nPresenter\nEmma Rowe\, Sustainability and Communications Adviser\, FMG \nOriginally from the family sheep and beef farm in the Rangitikei\, Emma moved from a tiny rural town\, to the big city\, to study Politics and Philosophy at Victoria University of Wellington in 2010. \nConvinced her future was in government\, it wasn’t until she was told by a notable political journalist at the time – she was too opinionated for the public sector\, and would be better off in the private sector. Emma landed a graduate comms role at Contact Energy – by chance – after making their GM of Corporate Affairs’\, long black every morning.  Emma has a background in social and digital media\, internal and external communications. Emma has worked for rural insurer\, FMG for almost six years\, and recently became their sustainability lead. \nIn her spare time Emma sits on the Exec of the Wellington Young Farmers\, and loves watching American sport.
URL:https://prinz.org.nz/event/prinz-awards-winner-fmgs-cyber-security-campaign-the-big-phish/
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210810T093000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210810T120000
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SUMMARY:Online Masterclass – Integrated Marketing Communications Masterclass
DESCRIPTION:10 August 2021 @ 09:30 am – 12:00 pm\nCPD credits: 5\nOverview\nIn a decade of fake news\, short attention spans and decreasing budgets\, how on earth do you create marketing PR campaigns that make an impact and deliver results for your organisation or your brand? \nWith the proliferation of channels – owned\, earned and paid – communication professionals now need to understand consumers and the market better than ever before. We also need to understand the communications channels and how they work. \nGenerating consumer insights\, understanding brands and then developing the creative ideas that bring them together in one glorious public relations campaign is the subject of this short course. Not quite the search for the Holy Grail but some insights into how to light the way. \nCore Content \n\nPR’s place in the marketing mix\nUnderstanding the consumer\nDeveloping integrated marcomms plans based on consumer insights\nIdentifying the right communication channels\nCase studies to demonstrate this approach in action\n\nLearning Outcomes \n\nUnderstanding the marketing communications environment\nLearn how to find consumer insights and understand brands\nLearns ways to develop PR plans based on these understanding\n\nPresenter\nClaudia Macdonald\, Mango \nIn 1995 Claudia started a PR agency within DDB Group\, promoting both DDB clients and campaigns. Renamed Mango in 2000\, it has become one of New Zealand’s best known communications agencies offering PR\, experiential /events and social media. \nWith 20 staff\, Mango boasts an array of blue chip and boutique clients including Qantas\, Specsavers\, McDonald’s\, Business Mentors NZ and American Express. \nA former journalist\, Claudia’s strength lies in having an instinctive knowledge of what appeals to both consumers and media. With more than 30 years communications experience both in NZ and the UK\, Claudia has worked across all communications disciplines. \n \nThis course content aligns with the communication capabilities section of the Global Capability Framework with particular emphasis on this summary: \nCommunication Capabilities \n\nTo align communication strategies with organisational purpose and values\nTo identify and address communication problems proactively\nTo conduct formative and evaluative research to underpin communication strategies and tactics\nTo communicate effectively across a full range of platforms and technologies.\n\n\nThis course has a minimum number requirement\, so please book early to ensure the course is not cancelled. If you are booking travel or accommodation\, please check with the office first that the course is taking place. \nThe ticket prices are GST inclusive. Please be aware of PRINZ payment and cancellation policy. \nA student priced ticket to PRINZ courses is sometimes available for PRINZ Student members. Please email the office if you are a student member and would like to attend this course.
URL:https://prinz.org.nz/event/online-masterclass-integrated-marketing-communications-masterclass/
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210809T173000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210809T190000
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SUMMARY:Career Insights From Young Professionals
DESCRIPTION:09 August 2021 @ 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm\n				\n\n					CPD credits: 4\n				\nOverview\n****We are now SOLD OUT! Thank you for your interest. Keep an eye out for more student events**** \nTaking that first step from student to practitioner can feel pretty scary.  \nJoin us on the 09th of August for a FREE evening of tips\, advice\, and insights from established young public relations professionals. (Plus\, enjoy a free drink on us!)  You will gain valuable insight into what you can expect from an early public relations career\, and an understanding of what you can do now to prepare for the future. \nCome along with plenty of questions at the ready\, and our fantastic panel will provide the answers you need to feel confident and excited for your entrance into the public relations scene. We look forward to seeing you there!   \nPresenters\nHayley Twort \nI am a recent graduate from Auckland University of Technology. I completed a Bachelor of Communication Studies\, majoring in journalism and a minor in public relations.’ Hayley is currently working as a Communications Coordinater at AA New Zealand. \n																										 \nAdam Szentes \nA creative\, driven and forward-thinking communications professional with experience across corporate affairs\, financial communication\, sustainability\, stakeholder engagement\, behaviour change and marketing communication. \n																										 \nHarry Willis \n‘I’m an experienced PR Consultant with a proven ability to work effectively under pressure\, and produce engaging content across multiple platforms. I have developed strong organisational skills through my experience as a news producer of live radio programs on national and local levels for several years. With a background in journalism\, interviewing and communication\, I possess a wide range of skills including writing\, editing and producing digital\, visual and print content.’ Harry is currently working as a senior account executive at Wright Communications. \n																										 \nCeline Kao \nGrowing up in the digital age means I’ve always been tuned in to everything new\, trendy\, and emerging in our cultural landscape. Naysayers may lump me in with the category of ‘lazy millennials glued to their phones’\, and while I could definitely stand to reduce my screen time\, it’s also given me a front seat view of incredible progress unfolding on things I’m passionate about\, (e.g. social issues\, mental health\, sustainability\, self-empowerment\, youth issues) made possible by good\, purpose-driven\, honest communications. \nAlthough I’m in the very early stages of my career\, I’ve had the opportunity to dabble in government relations\, corporate social responsibility\, and social marketing across corporate\, agency\, and non-profit\, and every day I’m excited to see where this dynamic and creative industry takes me. I’m currently based in Auckland\, New Zealand\, doing comms for a mental health charity and hopefully doing my bit to leave a positive impact on the world. Ultimately\, I’d like to relocate abroad and develop my skillset in a PR agency focused on social change. \n																										 \n  \nThis event is brought to you by PRINZ Northern Division Committee. \nHalf an hour of drinks and mixing; the event will properly begin around 6/6:15pm. \nTicket prices are GST inclusive.  \nPlease be aware of PRINZ payment and cancellation policy.
URL:https://prinz.org.nz/event/insights-from-young-professionals/
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210803T093000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210803T160000
DTSTAMP:20260408T110547
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SUMMARY:Issues and Crisis Management
DESCRIPTION:3 August 2021 @ 9:30 am – 4:00 pm\nCPD credits: 10\nOverview\nThis one-day workshop balances both the theory and practice involved in identifying and managing issues and crisis situations. \nThe course will enable you to understand appropriate actions before\, during and after a major incident as well as provide strategies around communications planning and practical guidance on working with the media and broader aspects of communication in times of crisis. \nKey content: \n\nWhat is issues and crisis management?\nIdentifying your organisation’s risk profile and potential issues/crises\nPreparing for a potential crisis\nManaging communications during a crisis – the role of the PR professional / communications advisor\nDeveloping strategies and responses\n\nIdentifying key stakeholders and creating appropriate messages\nRecognising which channels to use\, how\, and when\nUnderstanding the need for speed\, accuracy and co-ordination of response\, both online and offline.\n\n\nPractical exercises using real and hypothetical scenarios towards formulating or revising a crisis communications plan for your own organisation\nExtensive reference to real-life case studies\nShared experience and knowledge of fellow professionals through facilitated discussion\n\nWho should attend? \nThis course will benefit anyone who is expected to deal with communications at the time of a major incident\, either on behalf of their organisation or clients\, or is responsible for managing the public reputation of an organisation. \nLearning outcomes: \n\nUnderstand what issues and crisis management is\nRecognise and analyse potential risks/issues/ crises in your organisation\nUnderstand the principles of issues and crisis communications planning and management\nDefine your audiences and channels of communication\nDevise effective and appropriate response strategies\nDevelop practical plans to prepare for managing an issue or crisis\n\nPresenter\nJulien Leys\, Chief Executive\, Building Industry Federation of New Zealand \nJulien has over 23 years’ communications experience working in both the private and public sectors. \nFollowing completion of a First-Class Master’s Degree in Law\, Julien was appointed as the legal and political adviser to the Minister of Local Government in New Zealand’s first MMP Parliament. \nAfter senior positions with leading communications agencies\, Julien established an award-winning consultancy PR Partners which he ran for 10 years. In 2014 PR Partners was merged with Trans-Tasman consultancy SenateSHJ where Julien was the General Manager and a senior Partner until March 2019. \nJulien is a specialist in crisis and issues management\, media relations\, and government relations. He has extensive experience in assisting major clients with complex issues as well as successfully managing crises across the pharmaceutical\, transport\, public utility\, labour hire\, technology and food / hospitality sectors. \nHe also has extensive experience working with the building and construction sector and was appointed as the Chief Executive of the Building Industry Federation in 2019. Julien is also the Executive Director of the Construction Strategy Group. \nIn 2019 Julien also established Pendulum Strategies as a boutique communications consultancy with a discrete client list including a major energy company\, the Government of a Pacific Island nation\, and a major transport business. \nJulien is a Fellow of the Public Relations Institute of New Zealand (FPRINZ). \n \nThis course content aligns with the Global Capability Framework with particular emphasis on: \nProfessional Capabilities (those expected of any professional) \n\nTo provide valued counsel and be a trusted advisor\nTo offer organisational leadership\nTo work within an ethical framework on behalf of the organisation\, in line with professional and societal expectations\nTo develop self and others\, including continuing professional learning.\n\n\nThis course has a minimum number requirement\, so please book early to ensure the course is not cancelled. If you are booking travel or accommodation\, please check with the office first that the course is taking place. \nThe ticket prices are GST inclusive. Please be aware of the PRINZ payment and cancellation policy.
URL:https://prinz.org.nz/event/issues-and-crisis-management/
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SUMMARY:Internal Communications 101
DESCRIPTION:28 July 2021 @ 9:30 am – 4:00 pm\n				\n\n					CPD credits: 10\n				\nREGISTRATIONS HAVE NOW CLOSED \nThank you for your interest in Internal Communications 101. Registrations are now closed.  \nOverview\nGood internal communications policies and processes are vital to support any organisation’s operations and goals – be it a commercial business\, a not-for-profit\, or a public sector entity. An organisation’s employees are core to the culture of the organisation and keeping them informed\, motivated and involved in the organisation’s conversations is a must\, if it wants to be successful. \nFacilitated by Ron Murray\, an experienced internal comms practitioner and author of an instructive text on the discipline – Talking With Your People\, this workshop examines: \n\nwhat Internal Comms’ role is within the organisation\nwhere it typically falls down\nhow it can be improved.\n\nThe practical workshop will draw strongly on participants’ own communications experiences and issues\, with opportunities to resolve specific examples of Internal Comms challenges faced by those taking part. \nOver the course of the day\, you will explore: \n\nhow to identify what Internal Communications employees want and need\, what they’re actually getting and how the channels are (or aren’t) working (the Audit)\nhow to plan your Internal Comms programme – and evaluate it (the Plan)\nwhat strategies\, tactics and tools apply to Internal Comms and how to make them work well (the Programme)\nhow you actually do the work if resources are tight (the Team)\nhow you can collaborate with the rest of the organisation to make Internal Comms work in their departments (the Departments)\nhow Internal Comms and External Comms work together and complement each other (the External synergies).\n\nParticipants will also have the option of purchasing a copy of Ron’s book\, at a special PRINZ rate as part of their workshop fee. \nPresenter\nRon Murray is a seasoned communications practitioner with a special passion for internal communications. A trained English teacher\, journalist and marketer\, he has more than 20 years’ corporate communications management experience across a wide range of organisations including the former Midland Regional Health Authority\, South Auckland Health\, GlaxoSmithKline\, Merck Sharp & Dohme\, Siemens NZ Ltd and KiwiRail. Ron entered Public Relations in 1990 after seven years as a reporter and editor and has held down both in-house and agency roles with strong experience in the healthcare and technology sectors\, as well as professional services\, publishing\, transport\, forestry\, tourism\, the environment\, not-for-profit and banking. He is currently a Senior Account Director with Wright Communications in Auckland. \n																										 \nThis course content aligns with the Global Capability Framework with particular emphasis on this summary: \nCommunication Capabilities \n\nTo align communication strategies with organisational purpose and values\nTo identify and address communication problems proactively\nTo conduct formative and evaluative research to underpin communication strategies and tactics\nTo communicate effectively across a full range of platforms and technologies\n\nOrganisational Capabilities \n\nTo facilitate relationships and build trust with internal and external stakeholders and communities\nTo build and enhance organisational reputation\nTo provide contextual intelligence.\n\n\nThis course has a minimum number requirement\, so please book early to ensure the course is not cancelled. If you are booking travel or accommodation\, please check with the office first that the course is taking place. \nThe ticket prices are GST inclusive. Please be aware of the PRINZ payment and cancellation policy. \n 
URL:https://prinz.org.nz/event/internal-communications-101/
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210706T093000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210707T120000
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SUMMARY:Advancing Digital Strategy
DESCRIPTION:6 – 7 July 2021 @ 9:30 am – 12:00 pm\nCPD credits: 10\nThis course is presented online via Zoom in two parts at the following times: \nPart one: 6 July – 9.30am – 12pm\nPart two: 7 July – 9.30am – 12pm \nPlease note both sessions are part of the same course. \nThis course is limited to 12 participants. Small course numbers allow for tailored content and quality interaction between the facilitator and participants. \nOverview\nShaken by COVID-19 and stirred by social upheaval\, if there has been a constant it has been the seismic shift to digital transformation. Organisations previously reluctant to immerse themselves in the digital environment have – ready or not – been compelled to jump in. \nSo how do you advance the digital relations strategy for your organisation?  What shape should that take? This session – digital of course – takes you through the latest technologies\, how to use them effectively to develop and implement a digital strategy that meets your organisational outcomes and builds the relationships necessary to maintain your licence to operate. \nKey content\n\nTackling digital transformation – audit\, assessment and planning\nApplying artificial intelligence to online communication\nUnderstanding data driven engagement\nIdentifying online communities – the shifting search imperative\nThe influencer conundrum\nTen steps towards developing and implementing a sound digital strategy\nMeasuring and evaluating social media and online engagement\nEthics\, regulation and the practice shifts ahead\n\nLearning outcomes \n\nUnderstanding and knowledge of trends and patterns within the digital environment\nUnderstanding and knowledge of digital strategy and implementation\nUnderstanding and knowledge of online  measurement\, resourcing and implementation\n\nPresenter\nCatherine Arrow\, LPRINZ\, FCIPR\, Founding Chartered Public Relations Practitioner \nCatherine Arrow is an international public relations consultant and educator. She heads PR Knowledge Hub Ltd\, a learning and development centre for public relations and communication professionals delivering online and face-to-face training. \nA PRINZ Life member\, a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations and a Founding Chartered Public Relations Practitioner\, Catherine serves on the Global Alliance Advisory Council following eight years of service as board member and secretary of the Global Alliance for Public Relations and Communication Management. \nAlongside her training and consultancy work\, she lectures and speaks about public relations in New Zealand and around the world. Recent publications include a chapter on future public relations practice in the CIPR book\, ‘Lessons from Expert Practitioners’. Her career spans the Northern and Southern Hemispheres and\, in 2012\, was presented with the PRINZ President’s Award for exemplary contribution to the profession. \n \nThis course content aligns with the Global Capability Framework with particular emphasis on this summary: \nCommunication Capabilities \n\nTo align communication strategies with organisational purpose and values\nTo identify and address communication problems proactively\nTo conduct formative and evaluative research to underpin communication strategies and tactics\nTo communicate effectively across a full range of platforms and technologies.\n\n\nThis course has a minimum number requirement\, so please book early to ensure the course is not cancelled.  \nThe ticket prices are GST inclusive. Please be aware of PRINZ payment and cancellation policy.
URL:https://prinz.org.nz/event/advancing-digital-strategy-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210528T180000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210528T230000
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SUMMARY:2021 PRINZ Awards Gala Dinner
DESCRIPTION:28 May 2021\n6.00pm – 11.00pm\nHunua Rooms\, Aotea Centre\, 50 Mayoral Drive\, Auckland CBD\nOnline registration is now closed.  \nJoin PRINZ Awards finalists\, APR graduands\, the PRINZ Board and members of the PRINZ College of Fellows in a night of celebration. \nPRINZ will announce Gold\, Silver and Bronze winners and induct the new Fellows and award the Joseph Peart top APR graduate of 2020 on the night. \nThe evening promises to be a celebratory affair and an occasion to catch up with friends\, colleagues and peers after a year of virtual meetings. \nMC: Madeleine Sami\nMadeleine is one of New Zealand’s most acclaimed character actors. \nShe won an AFTA for Best Performance by an Actress and Best Comedy script at SWANZ. \nShe also wrote and starred in the US’ ABC comedy presentation of ‘Super City’\, then co-wrote\, co-directed and co-starred in The Breaker Upperers. \nMadeleine has starred in a multitude of television and film productions including Taika Waititi’s Shadows\, Jane Campion’s Top of the Lake\, The Jaquie Brown Diaries\, Sione’s Wedding 1 & 2\, Outrageous Fortune\, Bro Town\, The Insider Guide to Happiness\, and Ice House. \n \nNOTE: You will be asked to indicate your seating requirements when filling out the attendee information. If you are coming with your colleagues you will automatically be seated with them.
URL:https://prinz.org.nz/event/2021-prinz-awards-gala-dinner/
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210316T160000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20210316T170000
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SUMMARY:Finance Disrupted: Apps\, Social Media And People Power
DESCRIPTION:16 March 2021 @ 4 pm – 5 pm\nCPD credits: 2\nThis webinar is hosted by PRINZ partner Isentia. \n\nIn our Isentia Conversations webinar this month we’re talking about disruption in the finance sector\, with apps and social media platforms shifting the balance of power. \nWe’ll be joined by Brett Joffe\, co-founder of Flux\, an app that was created with the goal of making the topic of money accessible and fun for young Australians. Brett also hosts What The Flux\, a podcast breaking down the top business stories of the day in daily five minute episodes. Joining Brett on the panel is Gus Watson\, the Head of Investments at Sharesies. Sharesies is an investment platform that makes investing accessible to everybody. \nIsentia’s Insights Specialist Andrew Ledovskikh will round out our panel discussion\, covering social media trends and case studies\, and the people power we’re seeing spring from youth audiences. \nPresenter\n\nBrett Joffe\, Co-founder of Flux and host of What the Flux podcast\nGus Watson\, Head of Investments\, Sharesies\nAlly Garrett\, Customer Experience Director\, Isentia\nAndrew Ledovskikh\, Insights Specialist\, Isentia\n\n\nRegister now
URL:https://prinz.org.nz/event/finance-disrupted-apps-social-media-and-people-power/
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20201111T093000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20201111T160000
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SUMMARY:Social Media Strategy for PR and Communication
DESCRIPTION:11 November 2020\nCPD credits: 10\nOverview\nIt may be ubiquitous\, but for some\, social media and all things online remain a mystery -which is tricky if you are involved with public relations and communication management. Never fear – this session provides you with all you need to know about social media in just one day. From the basics – understanding and working with some of the main channels – Facebook\, Instagram\, Twitter and other mobile applications – to devising social media strategies that work alongside your public relations programmes and campaigns. \nThis highly popular session opens the digital toolbox for those who have little or no experience of life online\, demystifying social media and exploring its potential. It may be that until now you have experimented with social media for personal use but now need to see how it works within your professional sphere. \nBy the end of the session\, delegates will have a firm grip on the basics\, understand how the tools and channels operate\, how to manage them within their daily workload and how to plan an effective\, measurable strategy that builds and sustains good digital relationships with your communities. \nDelegates will cover:\n\nWhat’s in the toolbox for 2020?\nWorking in the social networks basic set up\, operation and rules to remember\nThe Big Five – what you need to know and what’s next\nListening well – online monitoring and measuring social media impact\nVideo and viral\nIssues and crisis\nBuilding a strategy\nUnderstanding reputation online\nManaging a digital brief\n\nPresenter\nCatherine Arrow\, LPRINZ\, FCIPR\, Founding Chartered Public Relations Practitioner \nCatherine Arrow is an international public relations consultant and educator. She heads PR Knowledge Hub Ltd\, a learning and development centre for public relations and communication professionals delivering online and face-to-face training. \nA PRINZ Life member\, a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations and a Founding Chartered Public Relations Practitioner\, Catherine serves on the Global Alliance Advisory Council following eight years of service as board member and secretary of the Global Alliance for Public Relations and Communication Management. \nAlongside her training and consultancy work\, she lectures and speaks about public relations in New Zealand and around the world. Recent publications include a chapter on future public relations practice in the CIPR book\, ‘Lessons from Expert Practitioners’. Her career spans the Northern and Southern Hemispheres and\, in 2012\, was presented with the PRINZ President’s Award for exemplary contribution to the profession. \n \nThis course content aligns with the communication capabilities section of the Global Capability Framework with particular emphasis on this summary: \nCommunication Capabilities \n\nTo align communication strategies with organisational purpose and values\nTo identify and address communication problems proactively\nTo conduct formative and evaluative research to underpin communication strategies and tactics\nTo communicate effectively across a full range of platforms and technologies.\n\n\nThis course has a minimum number requirement\, so please book early to ensure the course is not cancelled. If you are booking travel or accommodation\, please check with the office first that the course is taking place. \nPlease be aware of PRINZ payment and cancellation policy. \nA student priced ticket to PRINZ courses is sometimes available for PRINZ Student members. Please email the office if you are a student member and would like to attend this course.
URL:https://prinz.org.nz/event/social-media-strategy-for-pr-and-communication/
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