This training program is a comprehensive initiative designed to equip professionals with the skills and knowledge necessary to strategically shape and maintain the perception of their organization. This program focuses on techniques for cultivating a positive corporate image, managing reputation, and aligning organizational values with stakeholder expectations.
Strategically analyze and manage the image of their organization, aligning it with business objectives and stakeholder expectations.
Implement effective communication strategies to enhance brand perception and reputation in the marketplace.
Identify and address potential risks to the organization's image, fostering resilience and adaptability in managing crises or challenges.
Cultivate a culture of transparency, integrity, and trust within the organization to strengthen its overall image and credibility.
Utilize various tools and techniques to measure and evaluate the effectiveness of image management efforts, enabling continuous improvement and refinement of strategies.
Collaborate cross-functionally to integrate image management practices into organizational processes and decision-making, ensuring consistency and alignment with corporate values.
Marketing directors.
Business owners.
PR managers, PR Executives & Marketing Executive.
Branding, product, design & marketing managers.
Graphic designers in the private sector, public sector, and start-up.
Practical Issues.
Industry Standard Terminology.
Industry Methodologies, Standards Best Practices.
Business Mapping of Operations.
Quality Assurance TQM Issues.
What Investors Customers Really Think About Your Organization's Image?
The elements of your corporate identity.
How to manage your Identity?
The key tasks for the Analysis team.
How to interview outsiders and employees?
How to check how people see your company?
How to Analyze communication materials?
How to develop and implement an Identity Program to correct problems and improve management controls?
If you already have an Identity Program, How to assess its effectiveness?
Planning Issues.
Flow Charts.
Tools and Technology Issues.
Information Technology Issues.
Management Information Needs and Related Systems.
Implementing Improvements.