Artificial intelligence is now everywhere in professional life, drafting reports, scanning trends, building comms strategies plans and even helping communications teams prepare for media engagement. It’s tempting to think tools like ChatGPT could prepare you for a media interview too. AI certainly has a role to play. But relying on it too heavily can expose […]
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It’s a common question for communications teams: “Who should we put through media training?” Is it only the senior executives?
It’s a situation every communications advisor or media manager dreads. A spokesperson who goes “rogue”: ignoring guidance, straying off message, or showing overconfidence in front of the media.
It’s a request we hear often: “Our senior executive is already an experienced spokesperson. They just need advanced media training.”
Selecting the right media trainer can feel overwhelming. Flashy websites, long resumes, SEO rankings, and even referrals from friends don’t necessarily tell you if a trainer will deliver what your organisation actually needs.
It’s one of the most common fears expressed in our media training sessions:
“What if I’m asked a question in an interview and I simply don’t know the answer?”
Being asked to front a multi-camera press conference is one of the most daunting spokesperson challenges. The stakes are high, scrutiny is intense, and your organisation’s credibility rests on how well the spokesperson performs under pressure.







