political branding
Amanda ColemanOctober 11, 2011 Transcript of #CommsChat with Andrew Hawkins, Alex Hilton, and Jonathan Sheppard
On last night’s #CommsChat we were joined by Jonathan Sheppard from Insight Public Affairs and founder of Tory Radio, and Alex Hilton, a Labour blogger who stood for Chelsea and Fulham in the 2010 General Election to discuss political reputations following the 2011 party conferences. The session was moderated by Andrew Hawkins, executive chairman of polling and research consultancy ComRes.
October 10, 2011 #CommsChat with Andrew Hawkins, Jonathan Sheppard and Alex Hilton
At 8pm on Monday 10 October, #CommsChat will be taking on political reputations in the wake of the 2011 party conferences. As the conferences are replaced in the news cycle by new political stories, our guests will be looking at the reputational fallout for the Conservative and Labour parties, and what the conferences now mean in the UK political system.
September 13, 2011 Transcript of #CommsChat with Richard Huntington, 12 September
On 12 September, we welcomed Richard Huntington, director of strategy at Saatchi & Saatchi, as our guest host. The topic up for discussion was ‘Brand Cameron’. You can download a full transcript at the bottom of the post, but below are just a few of the tweets that caught our eye.
September 8, 2011 #CommsChat with Richard Huntington on ‘Brand Cameron’
This Monday’s #CommsChat will be hosted by Richard Huntington, director of strategy at Saatchi & Saatchi. The starting point for the discussion is ‘Brand Cameron’, a brand-new piece of IP.
As conference season gets into gear, we’ll be looking at what’s missing from Cameron’s personal and political brand – where has it gone wrong? And can it be put right?
