This is a handout any organization (or person) can use to get themselves into a proper, well-thought-out plan-a distilled version of the book. Communications touch every aspect of your world, if you'd like anyone to listen to you . . . more so if you'd like them to then do something (click, like, share, buy). Your communication plan is vital; and this plan must prompt others to take action.
We live in a world where impressions, good and bad, are made in a fraction of a second, and effective communication is essential to deliver your message to the right people. Following is a list of Nensi's insights and immediate recommendations, which can enhance an organisation's ability to communicate globally and better achieve its ultimate goals.
Communications Priorities:
- Priority #1: Capacity Assessment
- Priority #2: Capacity Building-Internal
- Priority #3: Sales and Marketing-Outbound
- Priority #4: Ontology
- Some Ideas and Tools
Conclusion
Imagine how such a "system refresh" will increase morale, efficiency, and accuracy, while freeing up time and funds for the organisation, its staff, and the work they do.
For over three decades Sal has coordinated all aspects of message delivery, from brand development to internal reporting, for clients around the world. As an innovative thinker, he finds solutions to problems that others consider intractable. He has worked in over thirty countries with differing languages, cultures, and sensitivities, and his network extends across more than ninety countries. This range enables deep insight into each project he tackles. His holistic, thoughtful, and well-planned contributions lead to streamlined and effective communications.Sal's clients tell him that he is often able to find solutions where none were thought to exist and that he ensures a job gets done efficiently and properly. He is a good facilitator, with a specialization in getting the most out of creative individuals who may not always work effectively in the corporate world. He also has over twenty years experience in publishing, writing, editing, production, design, distribution, and new technologies.One of the things Sal loves doing in his spare time is travelling. He has been fortunate enough to have clients and work that has allowed him the freedom to travel and this is a great joy. Another interest is food and cooking. In his travels he has had fabulous days of market shopping and cooking in the most amazingly bizarre kitchens in Bhutan, Nepal, Tibet, Bangladesh, Korea, and China.
