Stay on Message

Senior Public Affairs Manager NSW Business Chamber, Paul Ritchie takes us into the nitty gritty of 'staying on message'. Media and communications today seem to fall off track when demonsrating a case.

Paul explains . . .

  • past, present and future
  • climate change examples
  • case study examples - Barak Obama
  • the importance of story telling
  • the importance of uncomfortable conversations
  • gardners forces receptivity
  • 7 simple rules of a message

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q1 why do you use the term spin doctor in your book 'stay on message'?


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q2 what is involved in a leadership function?

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q3 crisis management

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q4 what is the importance of the narrative and communications?

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q5 narrative plays itself out in three ways

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q6 barak obamas understanding of a narrative

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q7 the pr profession the pr responsibility

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q8 leadership is about driving change

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q9 gardner's forces of receptivity

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q10 poll

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q11 how do people react differently to media?

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q12 how we see the future risk?

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q13 what are the seven rules of message?

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q14 aus world cup video got slammed, how did we fall down?

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q15 how do you convince those higher up to not avoid narrative?

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q16 whats your view on the gillard campaign mixed messages?

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q17 what advice can you give to stay on message during a conflict situation were an org try and reframe the debate?

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