The Public Affairs in Practice Podcast

There can often be a need to get ahead of an issue and to lead the debate. This can help secure stakeholder attention and contribute to the process of becoming a trusted adviser. But how can you do that? Thanks to my editor Callums World.    

Talk from Westminster Forum conference, 20/5/22 Thanks to my editor Callums World.  

The higher your level of political exposure, the more need there is to engage with government and politics. Without this engagement, you are failing to manage your risks. Check out my website. Thank to my editor, Callum Thomson Callums World. MaverickMyersRadio for the use of the music shorturl.at/qJL24    

Keeping track of political intelligence is the lifeblood of public affairs. But having information is not enough. The critical element is what you do with it. Check out my website. Thank to my editor, Callum Thomson Callums World. MaverickMyersRadio for the use of the music shorturl.at/qJL24

Conversations are fundamental to public affairs. Not talking to people leads to narrow thinking and a failure to develop networks. We must all consider our conversations if we are to deliver good advice. Check out my website. Thank to my editor, Callum Thomson Callums World. MaverickMyersRadio for the use of the music shorturl.at/qJL24

This episode considers the issue of reputation during a crisis and uses examples from the Covid-19 crisis. Always keen to hear feedback as we develop the podcast @redpolitics Thanks to: Callum Thomson, podcast producer. MaverickMyersRadio for the use of the music shorturl.at/qJL24

First episode that looks at the role that personal engagement plans can play in delivering a public affairs strategy. Please rate, review and subscribe. You can read my blog. Check out my website. Thank to my editor, Callum Thomson.  You can subscribe to his YouTube channel, Callums World.