Credible Leadership in Crisis and Recovery

Leading effectively in times of crisis requires clear, unambiguous and authentic communication.

The communication landscape has undergone a seismic shift and continues to transform as new technology emerges, including a plethora of AI platforms. People can easily circumvent official communication channels, with the risk of creating misinformation and confusion that increases the impacts of the emergency and prolongs the recovery period. At the same time, the community has increasingly high expectations of response agencies.

In such turbulent times, disaster and emergency response leaders must be outstanding, credible communicators – able to galvanize communities to take action, often under extreme pressure.

In this session, Dr Neryl East will draw on her extensive experience working with senior leaders in critical situations. She will reveal the secrets of communicating with such clarity and credibility in high-stakes situations that people sit up, take notice and act on your message.

By attending this session you will:

1.     Intensify your credibility in pressure situations by knowing how to authentically communicate the right balance of strength and warmth

2.     Implement a unique framework that ensures you connect with your audience – whether in high-stakes conversations, presentations or media interviews

3.     Be equipped with a highly effective structure in crisis situations so you know what to say and when to say it

Neryl East
Neryl East is a reputation, communication and media expert who shows businesses and organisations how to stand out - for the right reasons! EDUCATION: PhD in Journalism, University of Wollongong Master of Arts, University of Wollongong Certificate IV Training and Assessment (TAFE NSW) International Certificate of Public Participation (IAP2) EMPLOYMENT HISTORY: Director - Neryl East Communications Pty Limited Manager Communications and Public Relations - Wollongong City Council Manager Media and Communications - Shellharbour City Council Head of Communications and Marketing - Australian War Memorial Lecturer and tutor - University of Wollongong Lecturer - APM College of Business and Communication Manager External Relations - University of Western Sydney Freelance journalist - The Australian, ABC, Southern Cross Television, Prime Television News Director - WIN Television, Western NSW Journalist/producer/presenter - WIN Television, Wollongong Journalist/producer - Radio 2CH INTERESTS: Netball umpiring, theatre, travel
http://neryleast.brandyourself.com/
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