The final show in our series of Platinum Podcasts explores the myriad of challenges facing modern public sector communication. Audere Communications' Russell Goldsmith hears from Jen Robson, Head of Comms for the North East Enterprise Partnership and Liz Davies, Head of Communications at South Tyneside & City Hospitals, Sunderland NHS Foundation Trusts.

Changing Face of Public Sector Communications

Platinum Podcast Show 3 - Public sector comms

Launched in 2018, the CIPR's #PRpays campaign aims to highlight the strategic value of public relations to the business community through a series of exclusive video interviews with senior business leaders. The interviews showcase the way in which public relations contributes to organisational success. The campaign seeks to shift perceptions of PR from a tactical offering to a strategic discipline.

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Peter Cheese is Chief Executive of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD). 
In this exclusive lecture at the 2019 CIPR National Conference, Peter talks about 'rebuilding trust from the inside out'.
In his session, Peter touches on the importance of organisations to be forward-looking and discusses the value of internal communication in this process. From CEO pay to how organisations truly listen to employees, Peter explains that behaving responsibly is the big challenge we face in the drive to rebuild trust.

Peter Cheese, CIPD CEO, on 'rebuilding trust from the inside out'

In his exclusive CIPR National Conference 2019 talk, Lansons CEO, Tony Langham discusses how the digital world makes it more difficult for people to develop trust in organisations.
Tony argues that organisations have to combine saying the right thing with doing the right thing. After all - "you can't talk your way out of a problem you behaved your way into."

Tony Langham, Lansons CEO on 'reputation on the line'

Researcher and broadcaster, Dr Stephanie Hare delivered an insightful and engaging talk on the ethics of data and new technology at CIPR's 2019 National Conference.

Dr Hare discussed big data, artificial intelligence, facial recognition, 5G, and the Internet of Things. She argued the technology we use today is designed with bias and that data regulation needs to be less reactive - "the way we are treating data is not working".

Dr Stephanie Hare on 'Ethics of Our New Technologies'

Changing The Conversation is a podcast created by the CIPR Inside Group which specialises in Internal Communications and Employee Engagement. 

The content represents a series of interviews with a broad variety of attendees, organisers and speakers from CIPR Inside's Changing the Conversation conference in October 2019. 

The speakers share their views on the event and their aspirations for their roles. The podcast is introduced by CIPR Inside Chair, Advita Patel and closed by Vice Chair, Martin Flegg.

CIPR Inside Podcast - Changing The Conversation

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Founded in 1948, the CIPR is the professional body for public relations practitioners in the UK. With 10,000 members involved in all aspects of PR, it is the largest body of its type in Europe. The CIPR advances the public relations profession in the UK by making its members accountable through a code of conduct, developing policies, representing its members and raising standards through education and training.

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