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Power Lunch Webinar – The 10 Biggest Mistakes Governments Make in Engaging Residents
There is no magic bullet when it comes to good public engagement. Every community is unique and the challenges and opportunities they face are diverse. But if there is no one-size-fits-all engagement solution, there are a number of common mistakes local governments make in planning and executing engagement. This webinar looks at 10 of the biggest mistakes you may not even know you are making (and how to avoid them). Because knowing what not to do is the first step toward getting public engagement right from the start!
Multi-cultural Communications How to Communicate with Diverse Audiences
Communicating with diverse audiences effectively is an important part of any communications strategy. In California, public-sector communicators face the unique challenge of sharing information on often complex topics and issues with numerous stakeholder groups.
Let’s Get Social
Advanced Social Media Tools and Tips
Your agency has multiple social media accounts to engage with your community and stakeholders, but in the ever-changing social media world there’s always something new to learn.
Whether you’re an experienced social media maven or new on the scene, this advanced course will broaden your knowledge and give you the tips, tricks and tactics you need to know to rise above the social media clutter.
Key takeaways from this hands-on course include:
Come see us at the League of CA Cities!
Visit CAPIO at the League of California Cities booth in Long Beach!
300 E Ocean Blvd
Long Beach, CA 90802
Developing a Sound Strategy:
The Key to Effective Communications
A solid, strategic communications plan provides value to your skills as a communications pro and can set your agency and department up for success through ensuring a road map that clearly defines goals, objectives, strategies and tactics. During this workshop, you will learn how to develop a measurable communications plan that will showcase value to your organization.
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