This episode covers the complexities of communicating a distinct brand and set of values from inside one of the world’s largest super allocators.

How is the way media organisations’ work changing, and why does it matter? Last week we hosted a fantastic session exploring the changing face of media with an expert panel to discuss how changes in the newsroom affect the way

Natalie Powell, Consultant at Bladonmore, discusses ways to do this such as starting strong, smiling and giving eye contact and using hand gestures to energise your performance.

Lina Saigol, Director at Bladonmore, discusses ways to do this such as cutting through the noise, injecting colour into your discourse, and engaging the listener using anecdotes and stories.

Natalie Powell, Consultant at Bladonmore, looks at the changing media landscape, the rise of short-form...

Each of us sees the world a bit differently. But when we communicate well, we connect. We understand. We progress.

Bladonmore is delighted to announce that it has appointed Lina Saigol as Director, Media Training....

Why is personality important? That’s because journalists interview a lot of people who have a...

Richard Carpenter takes a look at the SEC’s soon-to-be-launched, updated proxy rules. The days when...

A look at some of the key trends emerging in larger-scale investor events and presentations...

Georgie Russell argues that using repetition can be the difference between communicating successfully and not...

Following increasing demand for media coaching, particularly across political and public affairs sectors, Georgina Russell...

Tom Brown takes a look at the key themes that came out of Bladonmore’s webinar...

Sandra Davis looks at ways of saying sorry when the beautiful game got ugly. Football...

Introducing our brand new podcast series: Center Stage. Center Stage aims to tackle the issues...