PR Safari

A recording of a conversation hosted by Alex Owiti, founder of Alexandar PR featuring Joel Chacha, General Manager at Tell-Em and Cosmas Butunyi, Client Director at Hudson Sandler. 

They discuss Crisis Communications Management with a focus on the crisis at KFC in Kenya in 2022.

Join Vivienne Atieno, Assistant Secretary at the Public Relations Society of Kenya and a Young PRSK Award Winner, as she shares her insights on dealing with criticism in PRSK leadership, the NSE rebrand, and differentiating CSR, CSI, and sustainability in this episode. Gain valuable advice and insights into the public relations field and the trends shaping the industry today.

Join us for an engaging podcast episode as we explore the fascinating world of change management with Henry Ndirangu, Regional Communications Director at Aga Khan University. In this episode, Henry draws on his wealth of experience and expertise to offer insights into the crucial role that effective communication and PR play in navigating change, both in organizations and society at large. With a focus on topics such as messaging, engagement, overcoming resistance to change, and transparency, Henry shares practical advice on how to drive change through effective communication strategies. 

This podcast episode features Jane Gitau, a former president of The Public Relations Society of Kenya (PRSK), and explores the inner workings and challenges faced by PRSK in the public relations industry in Kenya. With never-before-told stories and insights, Jane takes us on a journey through the evolution of PRSK and its role in shaping the industry, providing a unique perspective on the organization's operations and future initiatives.

In this episode, we explore the ongoing debate in the world of public relations about the merits of working for a specialized or general agency, and whether to prioritize a local or global agency. Our guest Cosmas Butunyi, a seasoned PR and comms practitioner who has worked for both local and international agencies, provides valuable insights into the pros and cons of each option.

In this episode of our podcast, we host a discussion with Peter Wakaba, a senior journalist, on the crucial topic of event journalism and the thin line between gaining access and crossing the line of excess. As PR and communications professionals, understanding the ethical implications of event reporting is essential, and Peter draws from his extensive experience in the industry to share his insights on how to navigate these challenges effectively. We explore the impact of journalists being referred to as "quacks" and how to control the number of reporters allowed at events to ensure balanced coverage. Join us for an engaging conversation that will help you better understand the dynamics of event journalism and how to work with journalists to deliver successful events. 

Former president of Public Relations Society of Kenya indulges in enjoyable recollection of her past events as a practitioner, from working as a Dean of Students to joining the PR industry accidentally, to a PRSK President of PRSK. She gives her take on media relations.