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the future of local government comms leadership is... female

October 18, 2015 Darren Caveney

The Future Leaders programme run each year by LGcomms is a fantastic initiative. Each year it offers a dozen or so comms managers and officers the chance to join a development programme aimed at bringing forward our next wave of comms leaders, heads and directors. This year’s intake has one thing in common: They are all women.

By Darren Caveney

I have been mentoring comms managers in the UK for several years now and always enjoy the process - meeting new people, sharing ideas, jointly tackling issues and hoping to impart a smidge of what I have learned after 20 years in the game.

So I was very pleased when I was again asked to speak at the launch of this year’s Future Leaders programme in London last week and be a mentor once more.

What struck me instantly the moment I arrived in Hackney Town Hall was that I was the only man in the room.

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In digital + social, campaigns + media Tags LGcomms, comms, comms2point0, gender, local government, pr, the future of local government comms leaders is... female, westminster city council, women

why trust is an asset organisations neglect at their peril

January 12, 2014 Darren Caveney

Just recently, one comms2point0 post asked us all to stop navel gazing and look to the stars instead. As part of this the writer  cautioned readers to be wary of any new 'trust' campaign and the Building Trust campaign in particular. One of the authors of that report now responds by arguing that trust is perhaps one of the most important assets we have got to get us to the stars.

by Neil Wholey

Steve Chu in his comms2point0 post here has set a challenge which I totally agree with that we must “make the case for communications to be at the centre of our organisations’ thinking”. One of Steve’s points is my number one priority to “show that communications can be a frontline resource, either by reducing the costs of service provision, improving frontline efficiency, or targeting declining resources more effectively... prove your £20,000 campaign has saved your organisation £1 million.”

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In digital + social, campaigns + media Tags LGA, LGcomms, SOLACE, building trust, fire, fire and rescue service, head of research, lginsight, neil wholey, steve chu, trust, westminster city council
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