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There's
a good reason television is considered the world's "most powerful
medium." No other vehicle can deliver the same potential reach
and impact. On any given day the business news programs are looking
for dozens of expert resources who have the mettle to go on the
air and tell good solid stories. So, if you want to increase executive
visibility, it's imperative to communicate effectively through the
broadcast media. Our Executive Broadcast Training, designed specifically
for CEOs and other high-level executive spokespeople, prepares these
key executives to successfully deliver their key messages with confidence
and credibility. Executive Broadcast Training positions your executives
for success, so each and every opportunity can be leveraged fully.
A Comprehensive
Approach
The
HA Executive Broadcast Training team, led by a seasoned television
producer and reporter, comprise experienced public relations professionals
who interact daily with reporters. The training offers executives
a behind-the-scenes look into how members of the broadcast media
think. What are reporters looking for in an interview? What makes
a good sound bite? In addition to valuable insider video tips directly
from reporters, the training emphasizes compelling storytelling
and clear, concise delivery. But real learning is by doing. Through
a series of studio-style, on-camera mock broadcast interviews, we
put executives through the paces, honing corporate messages, bridging
techniques, style and delivery. On-the-spot analysis and feedback
provide the basis for ongoing improvement.
Need proof?
Hear what Scott Budman, Tech Reporter
for KNTV News says about the importance of effective broadcast
interviewing skills.
For more information,
contact:
Sheri Baer, Mass Media Director
The Hoffman Agency
(408) 975-3035 or sbaer@hoffman.com
More about
The Hoffman Agency
The Hoffman Agency has been advising high-tech companies since 1987
and is recognized for its leadership in high-tech PR. The company's
strengths are in strategic counsel, creative tactics and traditional
media relations - all designed to make the connections your company
needs to tell its stories in the most compelling ways possible.
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