HARNESSING YOUR MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL ABILITIES FOR OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP
This is the place where you learn once and for all how to manage your emotions and harness your mind to work for you:
- What gets in the way, and how to choose or move closer towards choosing
- Behaviors and actions that enhance natural leadership skills.
- We take the best and most profound research on emotion and the mind and make it apply directly to you.
- You are guaranteed to learn and realize things here you never realized before.
Highly motivating, fun and insightful!
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LEADERSHIP AND EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
- Do effective leaders use emotional intelligence skills
- Does it make a difference what arena of leadership the person operates in, i.e., corporate, military, Girl Scout leader
- What about profession? Are Chief Financial Officers effective leaders, and if so, do they use emotional intelligence skills to be more effective (the answer is yes).
- Do they use similar or different emotional intelligence and leadership skills than, say, the VPs of sales (the answer is yes).
Highly motivating, fun and insightful. Using emerging research, find out about emotional intelligence and how it is and is NOT related to effective leadership. This is a fun and extremely popular keynote.
NEW MEDIA AND PR: ACHIEVING BY THE RULES
This sensational presentation by Chuck Malkus covers everything you should know about gaining positive and factual news media coverage. Preparation is the key before a reporter calls your organization about a story and the opportunity to be featured in a national news feature. And, in today’s lightning fast media cycle, it’s important to have your organization’s messages and spokespeople lined up in advance.
- The importance of news media relations
- Key messages
- Generating positive media coverage
- Strategic planning
- Your best news stories (Top 3)
- Gaining media results
- Planning ahead
- Before responding to a surprise interview request
- Managing the media as much as possible
- Be open and honest
- Communicating with reporters on camera
- Following the interview
- Achieving with new media
- Policies of posting on the web
PREPARING FOR A MEDIA CRISIS PRIOR TO THE STORM
Preparing in advance for a media crisis will allow you to ensure that the proper messages are delivered to the public in a timely manner when the unexpected occurs. Most crisis situations can be communicated with minimal negative impact if proper procedures are already in place. Every organization should have a crisis plan which is developed to include various scenarios relating to issues with: natural disasters; destruction of property and serious injury-death.
Chuck Malkus’ powerful presentation hits all cylinders of emergency management and includes:
- Why is preparation necessary?
- What is a crisis?
- Crisis communications internal directives
- Crisis communications external (news media) directives
- Providing timely responses
- Addressing every imaginable situation/incident will help navigate most storms/crises
- Designated spokespersons to respond to the “unexpected” situations
- Never say “no comment.” Other sources may end up commenting on your situation
- Never avoid media calls as misinformation will follow
- Addressing news immediately will shorten life span of negative stories
