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P318 – CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS & PR & PUBLICITY (NON-LIFE)

 

 

Background

Communication is an instinct of life. The world today thrives on communication at all levels of existence. Effective communication holds the key to survival as modern business and its operations grow and become increasingly competitive and complex. The importance of communication in the Insurance Industry cannot be denied for the business is all about selling a notion of security. The necessary step is to equip the Marketing Personnel of Insurance Industry with powerful communication skills.

 

Public relations and Publicity are complementary activities for corporates. While PR is an assignment of every manager’s holding critical position in an organisation, publicity is a specialised area handled by specific organs of an enterprise. Corporate purpose and corporate image are well served by these two activities.

 

Objectives

This programme aims :

·   To provide an overview of effective of Communication

·   To acquaint the participants with Verbal Communication Techniques

·   To develop public relations and creative communication skills.

·   To appreciate and use the instruments for organisational image management

 

Contents

·   Importance of Communication

·   Types of Communication

·   Verbal Communication Techniques

·   Written Communication Techniques

·   Preparation of audio-visual with the aid of Computer Presentations

·   Emerging Role of Public Relations & Publicity

·   P. R. Principles

·   Public Relations & Publicity in Insurance Sector

·   Role of Information Technology in PR &Publicity

·   Digital Media

·   Brand Strategy

·   Choosing right media for publicity

·   Public Relations for Front End personnel in operating offices

·   Logistics of New Product Launch

 

Participants’ Profile

Senior / Branch Managers and Middle Level Executives looking after PR & Publicity and involved in the Marketing from General Insurance Companies.

Overseas : Public Relations Executives/Managers

 

Duration: 1 Week

 

Dates: I)05.05.2008 - 10.05.2008

           II)13.10.2008 - 18.10.2008