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If you're involved in thought leadership in any way, you ought to be aware of the dangers of false assertions.
Here's Comsteria's Colin Kelly with more.
Looking for new ways to get your message across with clarity and personality? Ask about our Presenting With Confidence prsentation skills training.
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Comsteria's media trainer Colin Kelly reacts to CEO of Centrica, Chris O'Shea's latest interview here he reveaed his salary last year was £4.5 million.
Are you able to be sp upfront about your earnings? What are the pros and cons of sharing this in an interview?
Have a listen.
Here's a quick look at what went on during our media training webinar yesterday.
A couple of participants made some excellent progress.
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Colin Kelly from Comsteria calls for a grown up conversation around mental health and an end to what he calls 'an unholy mangling of the English language'.
Every year, Comsteria helps more than 200 organisations communicate with power. Get in touch and see what we can do for you. www.comsteria.co.uk
This is an issue many organisations are facing at the moment.
But there's a lack of understanding around why many staff are reluctant to come back.
In this episode, Comsteria's Colin Kelly explains how many employees have been left feeling after the COVID pandemic and cost of living crisis and how you need to better understand what's going on in their heads.
There's also some advice regarding what you could do to try and change this situation - and the key - we believe, is in forming communities based around the extra curricular passions of your staff.
Need more? Get in touch with us.
Comsteria's Powerful Communication podcast helps communications professionals and small business owners navigate today's fast moving communications world.
Today, Colin Kelly discusses how you might implement an internal working group to discuss the role of artificial intelligence in your organisation.
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Comsteria is back for 2024 helping businesses like yours communicate with power.
From media training to crisis comms, smartphone video production, writing workshops and podcasting, we are here to support you with every aspect of your corporate communications activity.
In this podcast, our media trainer and Managing Director Colin Kelly explores the growing phenomenon of YouTube 'audit' videos where people turn up with phones, cameras and drones and film as much of your business as they can and then post the recordings on YouTube. Some of them are even live streams. How would you react if this happened to you?
For an example of the sort of video we're talking about - check out this channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_2f6xTb8sA
We make no comment on the behaviour of anyone appearing in these videos, neither party is known to us and we have no interest in it. The important point for us, is that more than half a million people have now viewed this particular video. What steps can you take to prepare your team (and perhaps third party contractors if your site security is outsourced)for something similar happening at your gate?
When you're introduced at conferences or on podcasts, make sure you give a positive first impression. You don't need to use your actual job title and don't include abslutely everything you've ever done when the host asks for your biography.
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Every business needs a value proposition, a USP, an edge over its competitors.
Could the promise of marble tables do it for Pizza Express?
I'm not convinced.
I said I'd only mention AI on this channel when there was something useful and relevant to share. Here are a few thoughts, courtesy of the Government Communication Service who is using the technology to good effect.
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