Technology, Comms

How do your staff feel about your organisation? Do they live your brand and values? Communications involves more than getting your message out to the public or service users: it is equally important that staff and volunteers feel involved and in the loop.
 
This CharityComms seminar focuses on improving and maintaining your internal communications, and will cover:

Great marketing and communications are key to your charity’s success. But with budgets under increasing pressure, how can you make every penny count?
 

E-campaigns. Websites. Blogs. Podcasts. Facebook. Twitter. Is your charity making the most of the opportunities this challenging array of digital communications has to offer?
 

This workshop is for people who help make informal adult learning happen. Find out how the adults who learn with you can make the Digital Age work for them!
 
NIACE has been funded by Becta to develop training materials and has been an active member of the national informal adult learning technology and broadcasting forum. 
 

This workshop is for people who help make informal adult learning happen. Find out how the adults who learn with you can make the Digital Age work for them!
 
NIACE has been funded by Becta to develop training materials and has been an active member of the national informal adult learning technology and broadcasting forum. 
 

The CharityComms seminar on May 13th is designed to help charities with their media work. We have three excellent speakers lined up, who'll be addressing topics including: how to protect vulnerable spokespeople, how to give a winning interview and a journalist's perspective on charity communications, including what makes a good story.
 
Speakers:
 

Take a step back from your busy tactical workload and get expert help in developing your essential marketing strategy. Plan now, and give yourself a better chance of more calmly delivering great results for your organisation in 2010.
Ideal for you if you want to make sure your comprehensive marketing strategy will realistically meet your organisation's needs.
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In this digital world we're learning the true meaning of PR - relating to the public. That means finding your audience online, joining the networks that will get you and your public talking, and joining the conversation. Social media isn't just about being friendly and it isn't a fad: it's functional - the future of PR.