The best way to maximize your 2012 training budget
The answer? Customized Training!
We'll bring our popular workshops to you and design a training plan for your team using your materials.
Here's how it works: You send us your communication vehicles -- online articles, blogs, print publications, videos, emails, etc. Using best-practices, we'll analyze your work and then build a workshop to help you and your team bring your communications to the next level.
These hands-on, interactive sessions are so powerful and relevant to your team -- because it's based on your materials. By the end of the session, you and your team will walk away with recommendations and a plan to put what you've learned to work right away.
And, we can do this one of two ways. On-site: Seminars can be as short as a half-day to as long as two days depending on what you need. Or, we can create customized webinars. We can create a whole series of one-hour webinars using your materials. We deliver the webinar live to your team, but you'll also get a recording so you can train your staff or brush up on your skills whenever it's convenient for you.
Either way you choose, we can create and customize a combination of any of the topics that we present:
- Integrating Print and Online
- Social Media Communications/Training
- Writing and editing
- Executive Communications
- Face-to-face communications
- Intranets that have impact
- Measurement and planning
October 16, 2011
January 4 - 6, 2012
Private Event
Liss, England
This customized communications summit is only open to our client. If you're interested in a customized workshop or summit, contact us and we can create an event around your needs and budget!
February 23, 2012
The Dirty Dozen: 12 mistakes you should stop making in 2012: Part 1
Write & Rewrite Webinar
In this webinar, we’ll look at the big picture—the six strategic mistakes communications make and how to avoid them.
March 22, 2012
The Dirty Dozen: 12 mistakes you should stop making in 2012: Part 2
Write & Rewrite Webinar
In this webinar, we’ll dig down to the six tactical mistakes communications make in their day-to-day work.




