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Chris chats with Dr Neryl East as residents in Illawarra continue to voice concerns over proposed off shore wind farms. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Optus outage caused havoc across the country, but how likely is it that the company will recover its reputation after brand damage two years in a row?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our guest is one that many leaders listen to when it comes to communicating and engaging the media. One of her other roles in this remarkably busy year of 2022 is that she happens to be the President of the Professional Speakers of Australia. A former journalist, an academic, and media trainer that engages all forms of corporates, individuals, and organisations across Australia. We have a bona fide media expert on the podcast here today. Dr Neryl East is a credibility authority, an executive coach and global speaker that has had an enormous year with the speaking and coaching industry returning to in person events. One of the most experienced communicators in the country Neryl shares here expertise with us on what the media landscape is looking like, what it takes to engage media and what leaders need to take on as skills to increase their value in credibility, trust, and believability. Some key characteristics that we need as leaders to possesses in communicating is warmth, authenticity, real, human connection, charisma, believability, relatability, and empathy. The days of the spin and the BS are gone and that is what media training used to be all about but that does not sit with the public anymore and this was only expediated during the pandemic. Be a better person is the call from Carmen and something that Neryl is a big believer in with her training. Be fully present, manage your personal feelings, get in the moment, and make it your own is the advice from this communications professional. One of the other hats Neryl wears is the PSA President and we get to hear about Convention in March 2023. Amazing line-up and a big invitation to aspiring speakers to get along to with the generosity and wealth of knowledge of the contributors with the theme of Fresh. You can find out more about the conference here: PSA Convention 2023 - Professional Speakers Australia

There is no better time for leaders to level up their communication skills than now. Leaders need to recognise the importance of early and credible communication to ensure that their people have a valid source of truth. In this episode of the Business Chat Podcast, I speak with Dr. Neryl East, Certified Speaking Professional (CSP) and an expert in media, marketing, and influential communication. Neryl talks about how leaders can communicate in “spotlight situations” - when the pressure is on, the stakes are high, and the outcome really matters.  When leaders are faced with difficult issues, they can present themselves as authentic, transparent, and have a positive desire to get their message across.  Leadership communication is not about being glib and polished, it's about being prepared to be a better communicator. By having credible communication, leaders learn how to build trust and heighten connection with the people they lead. Time Stamps: Neryl's entrepreneurial journey (00:49) Examples of spotlight situations (01:37) Where do leaders go wrong in communication? (03:25) How do leaders prepare to communicate in spotlight situations (06:20) How should leaders manage damaging communications (11:18) Three tips to deliver in spotlight situations (14:31) The importance of debrief process (17:30) Case studies for a crisis communications (22:15) Connect With Lisa Evans https://www.speakingsavvy.com.au/Connect with me on Facebook and Instagram Connect with me on LinkedIn Connect With Dr. Neryl Easthttps://www.neryleast.com/https://www.neryleastcommunications.com/  Connect with Dr. Neryl on LinkedIn Grab a copy of Dr. Neryl East's book THE HEADLINE EDGE: HOW YOU CAN GET FAMOUS IN THE MEDIA THROUGH FREE PR here. For full show notes visit: Businesschatpodcast.com.au

Clinton Maynard chats to Doctor Neryl East, a communication expert. Clinton asks Neryl if independent candidates can actually be effective and make a difference with legislation when being elected for a local council.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we are talking with my beautiful friend, an ex SAS soldier, gum leaf whistler, fire starter, survival skills expert and all around good bloke, Rick Petersen. We find out what Rick has been up to since he got back from the desert, his top tips for survival, what he never leaves home without and why he is on a mission to bring fathers and sons together outdoors. Let's hear from the man behind the beard.

As Covid19 changes the way face to face meetings and discussions take place, Dr Neryl East is an expert in communication and credability. Dr East spoke to us about how to conduct professional online meetings as we adapt. Ideal for Sales and Admin roles.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr Neryl East talks about the use of brand ambassadors – is it worth it?

This week I catch up with Melbourne based artist Neryl Walker. We discuss Neryl's career and dividing her time between art and illustration.

Returning from Iraq after her time as a private military contractor and ending her career in the military, Neryl Joyce looked for a new career that would professionally challenge and motivate her like her previous roles. She made an unusual move and became an Operations Manager at the Christmas Island Detention Centre where she faced an intense couple of years. In this episode, find out how Neryl dealt with being in a high intensity environment while explaining the conditions of the centre and how she handled some high profile incidents. (See here for episode 1 of this discussion) Highlights: Conditions of the Christmas Island Detention Centre Dealing with a high intensity environment that has no policies and procedures Safety and security issues Negotiating with refugees The December 2010 refugee boat incident How to process extreme situations Working on the new Yongah Hill Immigration Detention Centre Mercenary Mum - Neryl’s journey from young mother to Baghdad bodyguard What it takes to be a good leader

Working within the male dominated field of defence and surrounded by boy’s club culture, Neryl Attkins faced many challenges. Her journey as a woman in the armed forces made it harder for her to be heard and stand her ground in particular situations. In this episode, you will hear Neryl’s incredible journey, discharging from the Australian Army to become a private military contractor and how she dealt with numerous events, such as protecting Tier 1 targets in Baghdad and the Root Irish incident, where she lost some close colleagues. Highlights: Working as an Australian Army officer Her time in the Australian Army’s elite close personal protection unit. How the Australian Army close personal protection operatives course differs from Ronin SA Moving from the Australian Military Police to a private military contractor in Iraq Protecting the Iraqi Electoral Commissioners - VIP’s with Tier 1 targets Realisation of being in a war zone Root Irish incident explained Criticism of management during the Root Irish incident What should security operatives take away from this Root Irish incident Identifying risks without fear from backlash Completing Ronin SA after her time in the force. Taking back control when feeling powerless after the Root Irish incident Useful Links  https://www.facebook.com/PanopticSolutions/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/troypanopticsolutions/ https://twitter.com/Panoptic01 http://www.panopticsolutions.com/ info@panopticsolutions.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/neryl-joyce-b696478/ 

This week on GovComms we talk with Neryl East, an experienced government communicator, about how to successfully and positively navigate change in our industry. Starting her career in the late 1990s, Neryl has encountered many dramatic shifts in communication. Following the introduction of the internet and social media, Neryl was an early advocate for governments using online tools to connect directly with citizens and residents. Today she shares tips with you on how to navigate such changes and approach your communication strategies to producing the best outcome. Discussed in this episode: Why the ability to write efficiently is the key tool to online communication How to use curiosity to your own advantage Tricks to keep up with changing digital trends The connection between traditional media and modern communication Don't be reluctant to try new tools or technology Seeking inspiration from local governments   Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on GovComms we talk with Neryl East, an experienced government communicator, about how to successfully and positively navigate change in our industry. Starting her career in the late 1990s, Neryl has encountered many dramatic shifts in communication. Following the introduction of the internet and social media, Neryl was an early advocate for governments using online tools to connect directly with citizens and residents. Today she shares tips with you on how to navigate such changes and approach your communication strategies to producing the best outcome. Discussed in this episode: Why the ability to write efficiently is the key tool to online communication How to use curiosity to your own advantage Tricks to keep up with changing digital trends The connection between traditional media and modern communication Don’t be reluctant to try new tools or technology Seeking inspiration from local governments  

On today's show, Neryl East shares her ‘Life Changing Question’.  A question that has led her to take control of her thinking and create empowering alternatives during a difficult time in her life.  Neryl also covers Why it’s a problem that business owners are not taking ‘reputation capital’ seriously, and the implications of that. Reputation is what people think of you. The steps you can take to make sure people have a consistent, positive and aligned experience of you. The three areas to manage when creating a positive reputation. What you say about your self or you business How people actually experience you What others say to others about you. Which area you should focus on more to manage your reputation. How you can build your reputation capital Why you need to manage your digital footprint, and tips to do this with social media platforms. The opportunity that exists in using OFFLINE media for growing your credibility. Life Changing Question: How can I change this situation? Habits and rituals of meditation and exercise to stay in focus   Resources Mentioned in this show: www.neryleast.com Recommended Reading: The Headline Edge by Neryl East You Can Heal Your Life - Louise Hay Earl Nightengale https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFhkdzj-x80

In this segment with Neryl East, PhD, learn how to be a go-to magnet to the media and utilise the media to market and position your business. Neryl has over 30 years experience in every element of media from print to radio to tv. Neryl is Australia's most experienced journalist.

In this segment with Neryl East, PhD, learn how to be a go-to magnet to the media and utilise the media to market and position your business. Neryl has over 30 years experience in every element of media from print to radio to tv. Neryl is Australia's most experienced journalist.

In this segment with Neryl East, PhD, learn how to be a go-to magnet to the media and utilise the media to market and position your business. Neryl has over 30 years experience in every element of media from print to radio to tv. Neryl is Australia's most experienced journalist.

In this 15 minute segment with Neryl East, PhD, learn how to be a go-to magnet to the media and utilise the media to market and position your business. Neryl has over 30 years experience in every element of media from print to radio to tv. Neryl is Australia's most experienced journalist.

In this segment with Neryl East, PhD, learn how to be a go-to magnet to the media and utilise the media to market and position your business. Neryl has over 30 years experience in every element of media from print to radio to tv. Neryl is Australia's most experienced journalist.

In this 15 minute segment with Neryl East, PhD, learn how to be a go-to magnet to the media and utilise the media to market and position your business. Neryl has over 30 years experience in every element of media from print to radio to tv. Neryl is Australia's most experienced journalist.

In this segment with Neryl East, PhD, learn how to be a go-to magnet to the media and utilise the media to market and position your business. Neryl has over 30 years experience in every element of media from print to radio to tv. Neryl is Australia's most experienced journalist.

In this 15 minute segment with Neryl East, PhD, learn how to be a go-to magnet to the media and utilise the media to market and position your business. Neryl has over 30 years experience in every element of media from print to radio to tv. Neryl is Australia's most experienced journalist.