Media training can be absolutely crucial when it comes to managing media relations in a crisis situation.
Our CEO and founder, Michelle Nichols, was engaged by Headline Media to manage and support the delivery of practical training sessions on media relations and conducting interviews. They needed to provide training for an emergency service and this was to be delivered as a pre-planned table-top exercise training day, which involved various ‘real-life’ scenarios.
Michelle provided her insights on effective communications and how to manage media relations in a crisis situation. This included how to direct media at a scene, producing a holding statement, creating press releases and best practice with the use of social media.
This was followed by a practical session where delegates were presented with scenarios and asked to give a ‘live TV or radio interview’, which was then played back to aid improvement and build their confidence.
All attendees left the training feeling;
Purple Pitch were engaged by Practice to Progress to launch their B2C offering to the market as a start-up.
Set up by a former Deputy Chief Constable, Practice to Progress is an online service which helps people join the police and supports serving police officers and staff in taking the next steps in their policing career.
Purple Pitch PR were engaged to lead on the communications and marketing for the launch of five new police led Regional Cyber Resilience Centres funded by the Home Office.
All five centres were to launch within a 9 month period.
Purple Pitch PR were tasked with elevating the profile of The Complete Education Solution (TCES), London's largest provider of SEND education.
In less than a year, we had acheived numerous high profile successes for this game-changing client.
