Led by Luke Roberts, former Australian Associated Press and Reuters journalist.
With 25 years supporting spokespeople across Sydney and regional New South Wales, Luke and his team – including former ABC and commercial journalists – have coached hundreds of executives from business, the NSW government and leading organisations to excel in media interviews, from routine news to high-stakes crisis press conferences.
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Spokesperson Media Training delivers media training across Sydney and regional New South Wales.
We’ve media trained executives from The Governance Institute of Australia, Lendlease, Tomra Cleanaway, The EPA, NSW Health, Museums of History NSW, The Sydney Children’s Hospital Network, The Parliament of NSW, World First and the Mental Health Commission, amongst many others.
Our expert media trainers, led by AAP and Reuters journalist Luke Roberts ensures your team acquires the skills to navigate the media with confidence.
Because your executives will:
Typically at our clients’ offices, at our Surry Hills training venue, or another location by arrangement.
We cap each workshop at eight, so every participant gets individual attention, hands-on coaching and reaches a competent standard.
Yes, both. Most sessions run for half a day, typically 9am–1pm, with full-day workshops available.
Yes we support senior executives, including CEOs and board members, with one-on-one media training. We support executive development at the highest level.
After 25 years with executives trained from leading organisations across business, NSW government and most industries, we’ve built a strong reputation and a media training system designed to get your spokespeople performing confidently and consistently in media interviews. Take a look at what our clients say about us.
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