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Crisis PR: When you identity is defined by others

Ian Narev (Commonwealth Bank), Ahmed Fahour (Australia Post), Deb Thomas (Dreamworld) are all defined by events in which they lost control of the narrative. Their…
Peter Wilkinson
Peter WilkinsonSeptember 21, 2017
crisis PR Crisis PRLeadership

Why the banks should welcome a royal commission

Criticism imposes confronting choices on an organisation. And repeated criticism, particularly in the media, starts a downward spiral, eroding trust, inspiring more criticism, further eroding…
Peter Wilkinson
Peter WilkinsonSeptember 4, 2017
Crisis PRLeadership

Pauline Hanson/James Ashby: you own your employees’ worst values – Crisis PR

James Ashby (Hanson’s chief-of-staff) was caught on tape describing a way to describing a way to ‘skim’ money from taxpayers and the party’s candidates. There…
Peter Wilkinson
Peter WilkinsonMay 24, 2017
Crisis PR Crisis PRLeadership

Crisis PR: No job is worth your reputation

Watching Trump carries lessons for us all, especially for practitioners in Crisis PR. If your boss doesn’t have values grounded in solid foundations, beware. That…
Peter Wilkinson
Peter WilkinsonMay 16, 2017
public relations Leadership

PR dilemma: two reasons our leaders are failing us?

Hilary Clinton: experienced, competent, smart; but sub-par as a leader. Malcolm Turnbull: intelligent, successful, capable; again, failing as a leader. What did JFK, Ronald Reagan…
Peter Wilkinson
Peter WilkinsonOctober 5, 2016
Public Relations Disruption & TransformationLeadership

Two Public Relations Lessons from Theresa May

We can learn a lot about public relations and how CEOs should manage their companies by watching politicians. Public Relations rule: The vision thing Shortly…
Peter Wilkinson
Peter WilkinsonJuly 19, 2016
Public Relations Disruption & TransformationLeadership

Public Relations: Turnbull’s Paradox

Here’s the Turnbull Paradox: for him to think he’s the smartest man in the room, that he  knows best what we want, means he can’t…
Peter Wilkinson
Peter WilkinsonJuly 6, 2016
Disruption & TransformationLeadership

Public relations: hard graft – getting heard over the white noise

Information overload is a personal battleground, for senders and receivers. Trying to work out the rights and wrongs of the Brexit last Saturday, with the…
Peter Wilkinson
Peter WilkinsonJune 28, 2016
Leadership

Public Relations: Anger at politicians who don’t answer questions

The Australian Leadership Debate on May 29 was probably the worst recent example, but it’s happening daily in the current election campaigns. It’s gob-smacking that…
Peter Wilkinson
Peter WilkinsonJune 15, 2016
public relations Leadership

Public Relations and learning from politics: thought bubbles vs. policies

You wouldn’t have predicted that such a bright spark would make such a basic mistake! CEO’s and PR people learn a lot by watching politics.…
Peter Wilkinson
Peter WilkinsonApril 6, 2016
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