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Internal Referrer Management – Employee Communication and Alumni Programmes

Red Star Kim

Towards the end of June I attended a PM Forum London Committee event on “Harnessing the power of your people”. As well as addressing a number of internal communications and engagement, cultural and brand ambassador issues there was a focus on the importance of alumni programmes.

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Stakeholder engagement and buy-in: Influence and persuasion skills with Aristotle and Knights and Dinosaurs

Red Star Kim

At the recent PM Forum workshop on stakeholder engagement and buy-in there was an interesting mix of delegates from law, accountancy and actuarial firms from across the UK and Ireland and even China. Work roles varied across marketing, business development, PR, internal communications, events, digital and graphic design.

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Captivating Event Invitation Email Examples to Boost Attendance

Nutshell

Organizing a company event can be daunting, with many parts to juggle and event requirements to arrange. A crucial component of the event management process is crafting and dispatching an event invitation email that motivates your recipients to attend. Engineering the perfect invitation email is somewhat of an art form.

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How Marketing and Business Development (M&BD) Assistants can shine – Develop knowledge and skills, build personal brand and increase visibility

Red Star Kim

The session comprises three elements: marketing and business development fundamentals, practical marketing communication and business development skills and growing your career. Role of PR and external communications External communications are fundamental for raising awareness and increasing brand recognition.

Marketing 130
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Insights into the needs of the latest generation of M&BD Assistants

Red Star Kim

Firms must ensure that internal communications and team cohesion are high on their agenda to ensure M&BD folk feel engaged. 11% supporting internal communications. 11% organising events. 11% supporting internal communications. 11% organising events. 30% events, seminars/webinars and contact programmes.

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Relationship Management Guide – Going Beyond the CRM

Upland

Gone were the face to face office meetings and networking at industry events, and in their place were hour-long zoom calls with sellers wearing hoodies. Now, however, things have changed. They must consistently create, measure, and communicate value to the customer. Suddenly, everyone was on the same playing field.

CRM 195
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Campaigns, thought leadership and project management – Early engagement, scoping and risk management

Red Star Kim

Describe what is involved in campaign development and the sequence of events. During Covid there was an increase in sending items such as drinks and food to engage clients during online events. Other reasons included: Education – Explain the benefits of campaigns to the firm, fee-earners and clients.