Client Impressions: Wiltshire Probation
"I was really keen to try out what I learned in a real live interview. Many of the situations which we rehearsed came up but because I was prepared they didn't bother me. The course has given me a lot of confidence” Mike Hazeltine, Assistant Chief Officer
Be at ease with the media
Would you leave an important meeting to give a press comment? How can you avoid being miss-quoted? What's the best way to secure coverage for your brand or cause?
A thorough understanding of the media is vital to any organisation concerned with their reputation. Good media relations require commitment and understanding, as well as presenting a clear message with confidence and authority.
Media Coaching Benefits, Costs & Value
At a cost per trainee of around £250 we are able to transform people so that they:
• are confident with the media
• get their message across
• avoid media bear traps
The positive media coverage and reputation protection that results makes this an outstanding investment.
Training Tailored For You
We have a proven track-record with blue-chip clients in the public and private sector and offer a range of media coaching modules, which we adapt to create a coaching programme that is exactly right for you and your people.
Take a look at our media coaching package for a comprehensive overview of the training sessions or call us today on 01249 445778.
Case Study: Wood Awdry Ford Solicitors
An intensive programme of media training (including all day sessions and one-to-one telephone support prior to interview) to support partners and solicitors in handling the significant media interest around the Burden sisters case, heard by the European Court of Human Rights. The two elderly sisters fought for the same inheritance tax exemption rights as married or gay couples.
The issue attracted interest from all major national newspaper, radio and television media.
The client was interviewed on Radio 4's 'Today' programme, BBC2’s 'Working Lunch' and by the Telegraph’s Joshua Rosenberg. They also appeared in the Observer Finance for 3 consecutive weeks, The Times, Mail, Express, specialist interest press, including the Gay Times, and on a number of international websites.