In the August 26, 2016 issue of the Washington Business Journal, CommCore SVP Dale Weiss discusses possible crisis situation and how to handle them.
What would you do?
On Target’s data breach…
Weiss: “It’s a tricky balancing act between lawyers and communicators in the middle of a crisis. Read more
The last time you combed through a thick FAQ document, were you able to find your key talking points easily? Probably not.
That’s why a simple and useful organizational technique called a mind map is a perfect tool for communicators. Read more
Today we interviewed CommCore CEO, Andy Gilman, about his experience as a keynote speaker over the years:
What topics are you frequently asked to speak about?
My favorite is a speech on how to develop and deliver a great speech. Read more
Who doesn’t remember being shushed by the school librarian? Too much noise in the library is disruptive, but if you’re stuck at an airport or waiting to watch a football game, you want noise… a constant flow of information. Read more
Business and leisure take us everywhere, whether through travel or the Internet: across waters, state lines, time zones, and continents. They also take us to different cultures. As such, it’s important that we know how to adapt communications best practices to a wide range of languages and regional mores. Read more
By: Megan Ward, Assistant Account Manager
1. How is this training going to make me a better presenter?
By asking this you can set up a conversation about the overall flow and goals of the presentation training. Read more
By: Megan Ward, Assistant Account Manager
1. Make sure that you establish your goals BEFORE you start the internship.
Once you start your internship it’s important to find a time to sit down with your supervisor to figure out what is expected of you, what your daily responsibilities are, what goals you want to accomplish, and who you are to report to daily. Read more