
for 2025 comms2point0 is rolling out innovative, specialist training workshops for teams and exciting events, including the eagerly awaited UnAwards and UnAwards Winners Masterclass.
all workshops, masterclasses and themed events are jam-packed full of learning and are based on best practice and the most important issues facing the comms, pr, marketing and digital industry. All can be tailored especially for your team.
I have delivered bespoke training workshops directly to well over 150 teams.
Workshops are targeted at the needs of your team so not just an off the shelf offer.
My training workshops include:
Supercharged social media training
Strategy surgery
Creative campaign planning
Health and wellbeing for comms teams
Powered-up podcasts
Narrative and key messaging
Public affairs for the public sector
Team mentoring
Individual mentoring
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