How do you communicate with stakeholders who are already very busy and who will often hold several different stakes in your work? How can you move away from corporate-speak to communicate more like humans do: simply, clearly, creatively?
Agile comms expert Giles Turnbull will talk through some basics of the thinking behind open working and show some real-world examples of it being used well.
The session will cover practical ways to communicate more openly-
- Show what you’re doing
- Be more interesting to hear from
- Use the words that humans do and other tips for creative writing
- Communicate with slides and presentations
- Write weeknotes and blogs
This webinar is for anyone in libraries, archives and museums who wants to take a fresh approach to their communications.
About the Speaker
Giles Turnbull helps organisations communicate more like humans do: clearly, briefly, creatively. He works with leaders, teams and individuals to plan better ways of communicating about work in progress. A former member of the Government Digital Service’s influential creative team, Giles has also worked for lots of other government departments in the UK and other countries; lots of charities and non-profits; and across the private sector. Giles is a supporter of the Low Carbon Design Institute and enjoys growing potatoes.
