Course Description:

This one-day, intensive workshop is designed for professionals who need to plan strategic communications programs-- whether planning a low-budget, one-month awareness program targeted at a small local audience or a national, multi-year program targeted to influence the behavior of thousands. Participants will learn the Ketchum Planning Process, the strategic approach developed and employed by Ketchum, a top-ten public relations firm. Topics will include:

  • How to define a target audience
  • How to uncover the best media, venues, times, spokespeople and word-choice to reach and motivate a target audience
  • How to articulate communications objectives so success is measurable
  • How to develop an overall strategy and crystallize a strategy statement
  • How to brainstorm for tactics that are on strategy
  • How to lay out a practical timeline and success measures

Designed For:

  • Corporate communications professionals
  • Small business executives, non-profit executives, and entrepreneurs who want to do their own communications planning

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Location:
Clarendon Campus
Room 238

Tuition:
$400

Class Meets:
Tuesday, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
February 19

Continuing Education Units:
0.7 CEUs

Faculty:
David Lipscomb


Georgetown University
School of Continuing Studies
Box 571006
Washington, DC 20057
(202) 687-8700
Georgetown University
Center for Continuing and Professional Education
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Arlington, VA 22201
(202) 687-7000