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Crisis Communications Workshop for Nissan AMIE communicators

Media in English travelled to Switzerland to provide a tailor-made crisis communications workshop for 65 communicators from Nissan’s Africa, Middle East, India and European regions. Attendees were senior communications directors, country communications managers and communications specialists.

Here are some comments from the workshop participants:

“Interactive, interesting, really positive – Thanks!”

“Great workshop – a real eye opener and a reminder of the importance of planning.”

“Hardcore questioning during interview was great practice!”

“Thanks for bringing internal communications in the mix.”

“Good use of video enhancement and video playbacks during the workshop.”

“Good use of panel discussions and Q&A sessions.”

“Good training, professional trainers. Thank you for the good tips.”

“Very useful training.”

“Good job . . . as usual. Like the fact that your team was not trying to give us lessons.”

“Thank you. It was an afternoon well spent.”

“Trainers well informed.”

“Solid 10 rating. We need these workshops more often.”

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Focusing on corporate Europe, Media in English specializes in media training and consulting, crisis communications management, presentation training, negotiation communications skills and persuasion training, speech development & coaching, webcasting & on-camera training, and communications services in the English language.

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Media Training for ABN AMRO Bank (Switzerland) International Private Clients Global Chief Investment
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During August, September and November 2009, Rudi Goldman and Debbie Wirtjes-Lewis provided media training for Didier Duret, CIO ABN AMRO Bank (Switzerland) International Private Clients, a regular guest on CNBC EUROPE and worldwide 24-hour business and financial television network BLOOMBERG TELEVISION.

In addition, they provided media training for the Global Head of Equity Themes Edith Thouin (appearing regularly on CNBC EUROPE), the Global Head of Bonds Roel Barnhoorn and the Global Head of FOREX & Commodities Georgette Boele.

TV production consulting, media training and on-camera performance training for ABN AMRO Bank
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Beginning in August of 2009, Media in English has been consulting to help improve the quality of ABN AMRO Bank’s Quarterly International Private Clients investment insight TV webcasts.

Areas improved included: program host and guest’s on-camera performances and delivery styles; delivering more impactful key messaging; the program’s format and approach to content; a more interesting use of the location; and the program’s technical aspects (camera, direction, lighting, editing, animations and graphics).

Media in English Producer/Director Rudi Goldman and Senior communications specialist Debbie Wirtjes-Lewis provided on-camera performance coaching to ABN Amro Bank International Private Clients Global Managing Director Reinout van Lennep and media training and on-camera performance coaching for Chief Investment Officer Didier Duret.

The current Quarterly Outlook program can be viewed at: http://www.abnamroprivatebanking.com/global#global/au-news

On-Camera presentation training for ABN AMRO Bank CEO
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Media in English recently provided a half-day of on-camera presentation training and interviewer training to ABN AMRO's Zurich based, International Private Clients Managing Director and Head of Training & Development. The training was in preparation for the taping of an internal video presentation. Both were enthusiastic with the progress they made.

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