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Chris Ryan, president of Ryan & Assoc. Public Relations
discusses a high profile situation with Bill O'Reilly, host
of the "O'Reilly Factor" on the FOX News Channel.
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MEDIA EXPERT TRAINING POLICE TO HANDLE SCRUTINY
PHOENIX -- America's police departments are finally getting some much needed
backup and it couldn't have come at a better time.
Chris Ryan, an internationally recognized media expert and instructor has
created a 2-day intensive media training seminar for police chiefs,
sheriffs, commanders, supervisors, spokespersons and other key law
enforcement personnel.
Media Training for Law Enforcement is a comprehensive seminar
designed to teach law enforcement officers and their agencies how to
communicate more effectively with the news media and the public.
Officers attending learn to:
- Communicate more effectively at a crime scene or in
high profile situations.
- Handle the intense media spotlight when tragedy strikes.
- Deal with scrutiny during a department or other scandal.
- Use secrets and tricks reporters don't want you to know
and much more.
Attendees gain critical skills needed to understand and deal with
local, national and international news media. They also discover
powerful, practical tools to manage and disseminate information.
During much of the seminar officers participate in candid
discussions and problem solving, on-camera interviews and practice,
insightful group exercises, real-life demonstrations and scenarios.
The response and comments from officers attending has been overwhelming.
Media Training for Law Enforcement is essential for any law enforcement
officer responsible for communicating and interacting with the news media.
The seminar is presented by Ryan & Assoc. Public
Relations and taught by its
president Chris Ryan. In most cases the seminar is hosted by a local law
enforcement agency. The cost to attend is $295 per person.
Ryan & Assoc. Public Relations is finalizing its seminar training calendar
for 2012. Law enforcement officers in many areas of the country will
have an opportunity to attend and potentially have their department host
this important seminar. For more information on upcoming dates and
locations, please call 602-840-2959 or e-mail:
info@piotraining.com
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