Featuring: Doug Williams, President, Fuse5
November 9, 2010 - Washington, DC

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Who Should Attend | About Doug Williams  

PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Effectively engaging stakeholders in your political programs is the key to success. Doing that, however, requires that you get the right word out in the right ways.

Through the analysis of political case studies (including excerpts from Presidents Obama, Bush and others), group discussion, and hands-on practice, you will be guided through the ins and outs of successfully managing your political message in traditional and social media as well as other outlets.

HANDS-ON TRAINING
You will receive hands-on training regarding:

• The art of political messaging
• The techniques of writing for change
• Becoming an agent of change in social media 
• How to use storytelling to get your message across
• What components make up a strong message
• Establishing trust

PROGRAM LEADER
Leading this daylong seminar is Doug Williams, whose more than 25 years of experience includes an array of professional roles. Doug is a former journalist, editor and columnist; has served as a press secretary in the U.S. Senate; and managed corporate communications and marketing functions in both the public and private sectors. He also has nearly two decades of experience in grassroots, public policy, and government relations communications.

Doug is a frequent and popular speaker at Public Affairs Council events. His presentations are so well received, that we've brought him back for this specialized, full-length training event.

Rikki D. Amos
Associate Director
Political Involvement Programs
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