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Public Relations

10 Sep 12 - 21 Sep 12 - London Book this course
Duration: 2 weeks
Price:£3800
Course ref: 12PR

Overview:

In an environment of media scrutiny and greater public demands for freedom of information, an organisation’s essential asset (its brand value) is its reputation. Building a reputation requires a significant understanding of your audiences, how, where and why you are communicating, and mastery of various communication channels, tools and situations. These include brand identity, media relations, online presence, communications with staff and stakeholders, and handling a PR crisis.

 

Aimed at public relations, marketing and communications managers and practitioners, this programme is a lively, engaging fortnight spent in the company of some the of best international PR experts and tutors – with plenty of focused exercises, field visits and collegial discussion. It focuses on developing a practical PR strategy for governmental or public bodies, as well as for large businesses. Managers and leaders not directly involved in communications strategy will also be able to gain a valuable insight to add to their overall organisational management competencies.



Learning objective
You will be able to:
  • Bolster your organisation’s reputation through an effective public relations programme and strategy
  • Prepare a PR crisis manual and train others in PR crisis handling
  • Understand the fast-shifting digital environment, and how it can work for you


Course content
  • Public relations (PR) as a core function in your organisational structure and how it links to an overall marketing and communications strategy
  • How to develop and manage a PR strategy and programme, with buy-in across the organisation
  • Reputation as an asset – what builds it and what undermines it
  • Best practice in PR crisis management
  • The impact of the digital revolution on PR, and how to master social media
  • The latest thinking on corporate social responsibility (CSR) and ethical issues in PR
  • The role and function of political lobbying and public affairs

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