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EPISODE · Mar 15, 2016 · 43 MIN

51 Why Government comms should act more like a business, says Sean Larkins

from GovComms: The Future of Government Communication

Sean Larkins is the Director of Consulting & Capability for the Government and Public Sector Practice of the world’s largest communications services group, WPP. Sean was previously the Deputy Director of the UK Government Communications. Sean led the reform of the UK Government’s communications to build a centralised strategy. Sean set up and ran the UK Communications Service. Sean was responsible for almost 4,000 government communicators.In this episode, you'll learn:5:37 How to discover government communication priorities 6:34 Why government communications should be run more like a business 10:58 How do you change the government's tendency for risk aversion? 19:07 What are the small, simple steps to move from traditional marketing to content marketing? 25:31 What skills do government communicators need to become more effective? 28:55 How do you make communicators the most prestigious civil servants in government? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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