Spokesperson Training & Executive Communications
Prepare Your Leaders to Communicate With Confidence
When executives and organizational spokespeople speak, their words represent more than themselves. They represent the organization.
Chemistry PR & Multimedia provides spokesperson training and executive communications support to help leaders communicate clearly, confidently and consistently with the media, employees, stakeholders and the public.
Clear Messaging Comes First
Effective spokesperson training starts with knowing what you want people to remember.
Chemistry’s signature Message Mapping Strategy Session helps leaders develop clear key messages, supporting proof points and responses to difficult questions. Those messages become the foundation for interviews, presentations, internal communications and high-stakes conversations.
Media & Spokesperson Training
Knowing the message is only half the equation. Leaders also need to be prepared to deliver it under pressure.
Our experienced PR professionals and former journalists provide practical media and spokesperson training, including:
- Message Development & Message Mapping
- On-Camera Interview Training
- Challenging Q&A & Crisis Scenarios
- Executive & Leadership Communications
- Presentation & Delivery Coaching
- Recorded Playback & Critique
Participants practice realistic interviews on camera, review their performance and receive direct feedback on their messaging, delivery and ability to stay focused when questions become difficult.
Crisis Spokesperson Preparation
The stakes become significantly higher during a crisis.
Chemistry prepares executives and designated spokespeople to communicate effectively during crises, media inquiries and other high-profile situations. We help leaders anticipate difficult questions, stay focused on key messages and communicate with credibility when every word matters.
Based in St. Louis with national capabilities, Chemistry works with companies, associations and mission-driven organizations that want their leaders prepared before the cameras, microphones or difficult questions arrive.