Effective public relations and communication strategy supports your organisational outcomes, is feasible and can be resourced. As organisations grow in size, communication often becomes a mix of tactics, with channels full of information that hinders rather than helps. Without a clear strategy, your time and resources are wasted and the value of your work will be missed.

Having intercultural competency is a much-needed skill that enables us to be better equipped at communicating more mindfully in our diverse public relations contexts. How do we do this without making stereotypical assumptions based on our own worldviews, which risk the relationships and reputations of the organisations we represent?

Are you caught in a maelstrom of social media content? Are you constantly creating material to fill the networks but feel you aren’t really getting anywhere? Then the time is right to discover if you have the right strategy – one that will develop and support key relationships for your organisation and help you achieve your business or organisational outcomes.

One of the greatest challenges faced by public relations and communications professionals is moving from tactician to leader, demonstrating the strategic value of our work at the highest level. This practical and interactive session is designed to develop your leadership skills, providing an opportunity for reflection and discovery that will help build your personal leadership capability.