Podcasts about online communications

Leveraging AI in IR, rethinking online communications with retail investors and more: Ticker 137 by IR Magazine

Ben Chodor, the Online Communications Serial Entrepreneur and Author, adds his page to the Marketing Playbook. Hear how to get out of your comfort zone, focus on what you will do after the exit, use your failures as a learning experience, Ben's approach to training for a triathlon, and the family detail he and Mark have in common. Connect with Ben on LinkedIn

Strengthen your brand with an online effective communications intensive course. Learn how to speak to difficult clients and be perceived as credible and trustworthy with Laurie Brown, CSP. Learn more at https://lauriebrown.com/workshops/customer-experience-workshops (https://lauriebrown.com/workshops/customer-experience-workshops)

Philippe Borremans knows this about a crisis: Time is the one thing you get very little of as you try to retain control of the narrative. On today's show, we welcome Borremans, an independent Public Relations consultant specializing in Emergency Risk & Crisis Communication and President of the International Public Relations Association (2021). He tells us the differences between crisis and risk management communication in North America and Europe, as well as his thoughts on the future of the public relations profession. He works on strategic communication projects for epidemic and pandemic preparedness with organizations worldwide. Before emigrating to Morocco, and later to Portugal, he was Chief Social Media Officer and CSR coordinator at Van Marcke Trading Group. For ten years he held several communications positions at IBM, including Corporate and Online Communications on national and European levels. Philippe started his Public Relations career at Porter Novelli International in Brussels. He is a regular guest lecturer at universities and business schools across Europe and North Africa. Listen in! Connect: https://www.onlineprtraining.com/riskcomms Newsletters: https://prdispatch.curated.co/ and https://prtoolz.com/. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/philippeborremans/ Get Alex's new book THE PODCAST OPTION: https://amzn.to/3gOCYLj Listen to our entire library of episodes and more on the show website: PRAfterHours.com. Drop a buck in the tip jar here. PR After Hours Theme: https://filmmusic.io "Bossa Antigua" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC. Sound effects. As an Amazon Associate, we earn a small commission on some of our Amazon links. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alex-greenwood1/message

Megan Sjuts is a visionary designer, online educator, and creative coach. With a decade of industry experience, Megan has mastered the art of visual communications. She is the owner of Building 07, a dynamic design studio through which she has served a wide range of clients, from businesses and brands to ministries and non-profit organisations. Megan has a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Marketing and Advertising Management. Always wanting to learn more, she later earned a Master of Arts in Mass Communication degree at the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications, specialising in Web Design and Online Communications. As a designer, Megan partners with ambitious business women to bring their vision to life through strategic design and creative direction. She offers a unique perspective by effectively combining her knowledge of marketing, advertising, and design expertise to create strategic solutions for her clients. As a creative coach, Megan is passionate about encouraging creatives to own their design and courageously pursue their paths. As a former design professor, and through her work as an industry expert for the Bucket-list Bombshells Design Skills Course, she has helped thousands of young creatives build flourishing and fulfilling online businesses and careers. Megan Takeaways 1.Shut down comparison, it completely stumps creativity 2.What do I have? What am I good at? 3.Concentrate on what you have achieved instead of always feeling less than and thinking and wanting to accomplish more. 4.Shift your focus from what other people have done, and shift it to what am I good at? How can I use that and strengthen my skillset to help and serve other people 5.What makes you feel most inspired doing? That's the thing 6.We all have a completely different lenses and so our interpretation on something will have of course have your individual take. 7.You can give a class the same brief and they will all have a completely different take on something. 8.Collaboration and groups is so powerful for us creatives 9.Not many of us creatives have other creatives in our family or close unit, so it's important to find your village and keep them close 10.Owning your creativity isn't one moment to step into, its many tiny steps. 11.Watch your inner dialogue, are you being kind and gentle to yourself? 12.Try to not take yourself so seriously by tapping into your younger fun self 13.Play is vital, allow yourself to enjoy the journey along the way! 14.Look for freedom in your life to connect to creativity hello@building07.com  www.building07.com @building07   

In this episode of Judgment Day, Lorne Honickman discusses the dangers and the damages that are caused by defamatory and harassing communications online. Lorne talks with lawyer Gary Caplan about the recent Judgment in Ontario where the new tort of Harassment in OnLine Communications was created.

Episode 11 - Troy, Nolan and Sandy received an advance sneak peek at an upcoming Goodman Center report. It is a report that summarizes what is happening today in the world of our remote meetings, technology being used for these meetings and what highlights and failures the multitude of remote meetings are producing. "Unmuted. What works, what doesn't, and how we can all do better when working together online." is an amazing collection of data, real-world case studies and the insights pulled from a survey that had over 4,000 respondents. This episode we enjoy an amazing conversation with Andy Goodman of The Goodman Center, talking about their soon to be released report.   Full Episode Show Notes http://thepresentationpodcast.com/podcast/111   Show Suggestions? Questions for your Hosts? Email us at: info@thepresentationpodcast.com   Listen and review on iTunes. Thanks! http://apple.co/1ROGCUq   New Episodes 1st and 3rd Tuesday Every Month

With the COVID-19 pandemic we are adopting a new sense of normal: gone are the days of communicating face to face daily with our loved ones, colleagues, and work connections. We are now embracing the virtual world like never before, with video calls at an all time high. But how can we learn to communicate using these tools in the most effective way? This week's guest Joel Silverstone brings his 20+ years of expertise in communication skills with Fortune 500 companies. He has presented to thousands of participants globally, delivering highly engaging and interactive sessions, where participants build their communication impact with influencing skills and mindset, discover acting techniques, and use of emotional intelligence awareness and strategies. Join us as we delve into the virtual world and share the secrets to successful communication!

With the COVID-19 pandemic we are adopting a new sense of normal: gone are the days of communicating face to face daily with our loved ones, colleagues, and work connections. We are now embracing the virtual world like never before, with video calls at an all time high. But how can we learn to communicate using these tools in the most effective way? This week's guest Joel Silverstone brings his 20+ years of expertise in communication skills with Fortune 500 companies. He has presented to thousands of participants globally, delivering highly engaging and interactive sessions, where participants build their communication impact with influencing skills and mindset, discover acting techniques, and use of emotional intelligence awareness and strategies. Join us as we delve into the virtual world and share the secrets to successful communication!

"We not here in this world by accident. We here to be open-minded, live good lives and serve people." -Aslam Levy In this podcast Aslam tells us how he ended up in South African government managing their websites, social media platforms and mobile applications. Why he moved to Johannesburg and why he does not want to go looking for a gatsby this side of the world. You will learn his take on the future of South Africa and his definition of success. Aslam is brilliant, passionate and a humble guy serving humanity at his best. We appreciate you. Enjoy! AccidentalMuslims.com is self funded and a community one - so please share this episode - the more reach, the more impact. Disclaimer: The views/opinions expressed on this podcast are those of our guests and may be different from yours, however AccidentalMuslims.com encourages respect for diversity of views. We are all different and in our differences there are opportunities to learn - Inshallah!

David interviews Kate Bradstreet, a communications consultant with over 15 years experience in the industry. Kate has advised on several projects for the Prime Minister and Cabinet including the Prime Minister’s National Ice Taskforce and Reducing Violence against Women and their Children. Prior to founding her own consultancy firm, Kate was the Senior Director of Online Communications for the Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency. Kate Bradstreet also spent several years with the Australian Federal Police, rising to become the Commissioner’s Chief Media Advisor, where she advised on such high-profile events as the second Bali bombings and crises in East Timor. In this episode, you learn: How do you sustain interest in topics such as domestic violence. How stakeholder mapping is used to track the conversation. How do you get a seat at the table with the executives? Why you should do government communications as a consultant (and how to succeed). How can you add research into your content marketing strategy?

David interviews Kate Bradstreet, a communications consultant with over 15 years experience in the industry. Kate has advised on several projects for the Prime Minister and Cabinet including the Prime Minister's National Ice Taskforce and Reducing Violence against Women and their Children. Prior to founding her own consultancy firm, Kate was the Senior Director of Online Communications for the Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency. Kate Bradstreet also spent several years with the Australian Federal Police, rising to become the Commissioner's Chief Media Advisor, where she advised on such high-profile events as the second Bali bombings and crises in East Timor. In this episode, you learn: How do you sustain interest in topics such as domestic violence. How stakeholder mapping is used to track the conversation. How do you get a seat at the table with the executives? Why you should do government communications as a consultant (and how to succeed). How can you add research into your content marketing strategy? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dean Eckles presents his research as part of Facebook’s Data Science Team. At Facebook, Eckles explores peer effects - how ideas, images and other elements spread in networks.

Dean Eckles presents his research as part of Facebook’s Data Science Team. At Facebook, Eckles explores peer effects - how ideas, images and other elements spread in networks.

Hi! Welcome to #57 where we chat about what’s going on in the world of online communications – there’s a lot happening right now! What did Andrew and Heather learn this week? Andrew learnt that Google are about to roll out an unsubscribe button that sits at the top of emails for Gmail users. This... Read More The post #57 – The Changing Face of Online Communications appeared first on Autopilot Your Business.

Advertising and marketing budgets typically are impacted at the middle of the year, but Tom Marx, president and CEO of the Marx Group, says he has seen the opposite. Marx, when interviewed at this year's Global Automotive Aftermarket Symposium (GAAS) in Chicago, says he has been able to convince his clients that spending money on marketing during a down economy can increase market share. He especially sees growth in digital and online communications. Digital communications is much less expensive and more "targetable," he adds.