Come 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 recognize the sacrifice of staff and make the experience real for other Kiwis
In 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. Hear from Mango Communications on how the Tiny Pub was able to get huge results.
Eruera 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.
This is an interactive workshop based on case studies and analysis in which participants will be invited to share experiences and concerns with other senior practitioners. Learning outcomes will be determined by the topics chosen and participants’ contributions.
This course will help PR practitioners to develop an understanding of the opportunities that can come from working with tangata whenua, and how to build trust and engage proactively to encourage mutually beneficial and long-lasting connections. Practical workshops will be included to develop your skills and learning.
Mutual trust and respect is at the heart of every good client/provider relationship. In this webinar public relations consultant Jacquie Walters talks with one of her business’ foundation clients, Pic’s Peanut Butter owner and founder Pic Picot, about how to build and sustain a good client relationship.
Jacquie and Pic have worked together since 2013. During that time the Pic’s Peanut Butter business has grown exponentially.
Pic will bring his characteristic humour to the discussion which will traverse topics including building trust, fast growth, matching internal and external reputation, difficult conversations and how to have them, and friendship in the client relationship.
The workplace is dead. Long live the workplace. The tectonic plates of COVID19, automation and artificial intelligence have collided and changed the workplace for good. Internal communicators have been the ‘first responders’ through the seismic shift, guiding their organisations through the upheaval and navigating the tumultuous change
You can reduce the damage it does to your organisation’s reputation and the harm visited on the most affected individuals if you can plan, manage and deliver the bad news with integrity consideration and respect. This webinar won’t make trouble go away, but it will provide you with ideas and tools to prepare for delivering bad news.
This course will help PR practitioners to develop an understanding of the opportunities that can come from working with tangata whenua, and how to build trust and engage proactively to encourage mutually beneficial and long-lasting connections.
The Digital Age has disrupted almost every industry in the last decade – including Public Relations and the way we communicate to our audiences. Using a traditional PR approach to communications is no longer enough – we now need to go further and adapt our strategies to the new age of DIGITAL PR.
Come along and enjoy catching up with friends, colleagues and fellow practitioners in Christchurch. Your first drink is on us.
4 Sessions: Storytelling + News Writing + Writing for the Web + Speechwriting
Shifts and subtleties in the way we interact with the written word challenge traditional approaches. Weekly professional development sessions will run throughout November, each one designed to build your confidence as a writer, help you find the right words to engage your communities and tell stories that transform.