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Comment Please: In a crisis, who should be the company spokesperson?

Corporate communicators and public relations professionals often debate about who should be the spokesperson for a company in a crisis. While some professionals advise that the CEO represents the brand each and every time the company needs to present a message to the public, others recommend a public relations or trained communications professional make public […]

Sharing Your Tips: When Should Your CEO Be Your Spokesperson?

By Gerard Braud –   Public relations experts often debate with crisis communications experts on when it is appropriate for the CEO to be the spokesperson for their company in a media interview.  Our social media followers and BraudCast contributors have weighed in across the globe to answer the question, “When should your CEO be […]

Share Your Opinions: When Should Your CEO Be Your Spokesperson?

By Gerard Braud –   The debate over who should be the company spokesperson for media interviews continues between public relations professionals and corporate communicators. That is why this week we are asking for your expert opinion, “When should your CEO be your spokesperson?” Some media relations experts argue that the CEO should always be […]

Featuring Your Tips: Is it ever okay to ask a reporter a question?

By Gerard Braud – On Monday we polled the global online community of corporate communicators and public relations professionals to answer our PR discussion question, “Is it ever okay for the interviewee to ask a reporter a question?” Our BraudCast viewers and social media followers have weighed in with their expert opinions on the topic. […]

We Want to Hear From You: Is it Ever Okay to Ask a Reporter a Question?

By Gerard Braud – Corporate communicators, public relations people, and spokespeople who have been effectively media trained know that the interviewee wants to control their media interview. However, news reporters and journalists want to guide the interview. We want to hear from you this week by answering our PR discussion question, “Is it ever okay […]