Lukaszewski heads to Barbados
Voted by The Corporate Legal Times as one of the top “28 experts to call when all hell breaks loose”, James E. Lukaszewski (ABC, APR, Fellow PRSA) is a much sought out facilitator on strategic corporate communications.
On June 18, 2009, he will conduct a one-day seminar entitled, ‘Does the boss listen to you?’ in Barbados at the Savannah Hotel located at Hastings, St. Michael.
Hosted by the Barbados Chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC), the session seeks to empower participants in developing their strategic skills, aid managers in becoming better communicators and leaders, so as to increase their influence at the board and executive levels. Attendees are also urged to bring their toughest public relations questions or issues to the bonus lunchtime session.
Lukaszewski, a regular facilitator for IABC webinars and other prominent workshops, has been counselling senior executives in North America on strategic corporate communications for over three decades.
“We are delighted to have the opportunity to learn firsthand from someone of Jim’s calibre as IABC Barbados seeks to change the mindset of local public relations practitioners to one that is more aligned to the corporate objectives of the businesses we serve,” says Christal P. McIntosh, IABC Barbados President.
For further information and to register, call 2462308784 or email christalpm@gmail.com.
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Hi Christal
Was trying to read the fine print on the ad/flyer for further info to post on our Facebook Page, can you email me the flyer at maria@kamodesigns.com. Will try to make it, as my brother lives in Barbados, but have to check my schedule .
Thanks
Maria
Hi Karel
IABC Barbados wants to thank you for plugging our event.
We sincerely hope that members of IABC TT, as well as your blog audience from across the region and further afield, will be able to make it to Barbados for the event.
We’d be more than happy to assist in finding appropriate accommodation at great rates to offset the flight costs, which we know are quite discouraging at the moment.
Jim has expressed his own excitement about the seminar and the possibility of being able to present to a regional audience.
We look forward to welcoming you all.
Yours sincerely,
Christal P. McIntosh
President, IABC Barbados
http://www.twitter.com/iabcbb