Where Media Meets Communication
News items and blog posts relating to feedback and reviews we’ve received from Mangold Consultancy clients.
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We’ve been working with this retail client for 5 years.
We’ve gone through the good times and the tougher ones.
We’ve supported each other to grow as organisations.
So we were chuffed when they told us:
“Abby and Jess consistently provide clear thinking and boil down complex matters, into concise guidance.
As media trainers they are industry experts, give honest and fair feedback in a safe environment.
They are the critical friends you want on speed dial.”
Good Vibes only.
I’ve started the year with a short stay in hospital and am determined to stay positive and come out the other side smiling.
So as my starter for 10, I unapologetically share some of my favourite things clients have told us recently.
“Fantastic training experience from industry experts…delivered in a safe environment…”
Head of Retail, Leading UK Retailer
“Making it in real situations with feedback, watching our performance after the media interview was a great experience…Highly recommend this training.”
Head of Sales, Global FMCG
“…well tailored to my practice and area of focus which made a big difference from training where we deal with generic issues.”
Partner, International Law Firm
What’s the point of media training? Actually, this great comment from a happy client sums it up perfectly.
Our media training has always been about the live interview experience, a bit of a grilling and lots of confidence boosting to produce your best performance.
You never know, when it comes to the real interview, you might just enjoy yourself!
As TV news anchors around the world set up studios in their homes with teleprompters, specialist lighting, makeup and HD broadcast cameras; interviewees must also up their game. “News” needs experts, spokespeople and human stories more than ever and the best people you will see and hear, the ones who get invited back, have received media & presentation training – even if they are speaking from a laptop in their living room. Continue reading “Media & Presentation Training 2.0”
I love my job but I cannot talk about it. Success in crisis and corporate communications comes when no-one reads, tweets or hears about my clients. It is the curious and at times conversation-stopping nature of the job, that most of the time, the less I say the better.