#comms wisdom

Communications Wisdom: Kate Toon, Copywriter

  In conversation with: Kate Toon, Copywriter and SEO lover More about Kate. Kate Toon is an award-winning SEO copywriter and SEO consultant with almost two decades of experience in all things advertising, digital and writing. Originally from the UK but now based just outside Sydney. She’s worked with big brands such as eHarmony, Curash and Kmart. And she’s helped countless small businesses…

Communications Wisdom: Amber Daines, Bespoke Communications

In conversation with: Amber Daines, CEO, Bespoke Communications Amber Daines has spent almost 20 years in communications, including print and TV journalism, PR, and marketing, working in Australia, Asia and Europe. She now runs Bespoke Communications, a boutique PR agency focusing on media training, public-speaking skills, and PR strategy, working with leaders. Her current clients span big and…

Communications Wisdom: Jeffrey Anthony

In conversation with: Jeffrey Anthony, Executive Consultant, Know Your Talents More about Jeffrey.   Jeffrey Anthony is a former Chief Financial Officer with 20 years of C-level experience building and developing teams. He’s been responsible for IT, Human Resources, Accounting, Logistics, Customer Service and more. He’s also been a member of several cross-function senior leadership teams. 1. Who,…

Communications Wisdom: Dean Mannix, SalesITV

In conversation with: Dean Mannix, CEO, SalesITV More about Dean. Follow Dean on Twitter @deanmannix Dean Mannix is one of Australia’s leading sales coaches. As the co-founder and CEO of SalesITV, Dean’s on a mission to empower sales professionals. He has more than 25 years experience in sales-performance consulting in over 25 countries. His client list includes Westpac, Macquarie Bank, News…

Communications Wisdom: Dan Ariely

In conversation with: Dan Ariely – Communications Wisdom We were thrilled when Dan Ariely agreed to our interview. For us, as corporate comms trainers and creators of ‘business-writing’ software, his books are some of our ‘bibles’. Those, his TED talks, and even his game are fascinating, because, well, human behaviour is fascinating. Become a better psychologist, and…