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"I just wanted to say a big thank you for all your very hard work on the podcasts. They are wonderful and have taken us to a whole new level of content and professionalism! Everyone is very impressed and delighted with the results, and we have had some great feedback from your interviewees on your approach, putting them at ease, etc. Thanks again. Keep them coming!"
Rebecca Whittingham-Boothe,
Director of Marketing and Communications,
Judge Business School
"Thanks very much for all your hard work during the
leadership campaign. I hope it hasn't put you off politics forever. You are
a very reliable source of good media advice. Many thanks."
Chris Huhne MP
"I've had nothing but good feedback from those who attended
the "Writing for the Web training" - quite a few
seem to have come away really inspired, so thanks again!"
Chris Hartley, Head of Public Affairs, Derbyshire County
Council
"ECS helped us to produce a video which effectively
demonstrated our capabilities and strengths to Ministers,
helping us to alter the perception of our organisation for
the better in the eyes of decision makers."
Bene’t Steinberg, Group Public Affairs Director,
University of Cambridge Local Examination Syndicate.
"Dear Boni, I wanted to thank you very much for all
your hard work in making yesterday's conferences such a success
and in securing coverage for us in so many places. You have
been an enormous help to us over the last few months and I
am most grateful."
Richard Gutch, Chief Executive, Futurebuilders
"Just a note to say thank you so much for all the help
you gave us - it has been a boost for the organisaiton and
it has been great to get our message across."
Stephen Bubb, Chief Executive, ACEVO.
"Judging by the anecdotal evidence and the course evaluation
forms, 136 NCC staff have participated in a thoroughly useful
and thought-provoking training experience."
John Gass e-Content Team Manager, Nottinghamshire County
Council.
"Boni we all enjoyed the training tremendously. From
my point of view it was not only the technical side of things
that was so valuable, but also to have the opportunity to
explore as a team how important communications are."
Birgit Brandt, Community Fund.
"The General Social Care Council launch was the most successful
launch of a social care organisation I have ever known."
Baroness Pitkeathley, interim Chair General Social Care Council,
House of Lords reception 5th March.
"Thank you so much for your messages and attachments. The
press release is excellent....the strategy paper is also most
instructive."
Professor Charles Pasternak, the Oxford International Biomedical
Centre.
"I am just writing to say that we managed to listen
to the programme which seemed to go very well. The discussion
after the taped pieces picked up the important points and
I hope you were as pleased with the finished product as we
were. Congratulations and thanks for getting the issues aired."
Nick Abbey, Chief Executive, Hereward Housing.
"Your selling techniques are just brilliant."
Julie Mellor, Chair of the Equal Opportunities Commission.
"Our new press, PR, campaigns and government affairs people
have got something to build on after you set us on the right
path."
Lynne Berry, Chief Executive, Equal Opportunities Commission.
"Your media training skills have increased our awareness
of how to seek publicity and what stories to publicise. You
have an incredibly broad knowledge of the media, print, radio
and TV. Thank you for your help."
Lynn Morgan, Regional Manager, National Lottery Charities
Board.
"Just a quick note to say thank you for running the training
course on Monday. I now feel more confident at tackling solo
interviews; I will definitely be seeking opportunities to
put the theory into practice. Media skills are equally useful
for presentations!"
Sally Hind, Head of Information and Performance Management,
Cambridge and Huntingdon, Health Authority.
"May I thank you on behalf of your erstwhile students on
Friday morning for all your advice and guidance which will
be very useful and is already much appreciated."
David Adamson, Director, University of Cambridge, Estate
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