Shimon Cohen's guest appearances

Shimon Cohen

PR for Humans with Mike Sergeant 

PRmoment Podcast

Pro Talks

Ari Samet Talk

Neil Hedges

Tony Langham

Mike Sergeant

Hillel Fuld

Marcus du Sautoy

Carrie Rose

Sarah Perry

Tom Watson

Giles Fraser

Tom Murphy

Nick Clark

Rachel Bell

Will Hart

Iain Anderson

Jeremy Bowen

OwlTail

AST#008​ The usual way of saying it is "It's not about how you talk it's about what you talk" but Shimon has made us believe that it's just as important the way you talk... When you wanna have a voice wether it is for Singing, Speaking, Chazunessing or just for the daily talk with your friends there's a few things that you need to do in order to sharpen your vocal abilities, and one of them is listen to some secrets that one of the greatest vocal coaches in our community is sharing here... You'll talk differently after listening to this...  Shimon Cohen - Vocal Coach +1 (845) 248-9968 To advertise please contact us at +1 (917) 745‑5060‬ Arisamettalk@gmail.com  ---   Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ari-samet/support

AST<a href="https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/008" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#008</a>​ The usual way of saying it is "It's not about how you talk it's about what you talk" but Shimon has made us believe that it's just as important the way you talk... When you wanna have a voice wether it is for Singing, Speaking, Chazunessing or just for the daily talk with your friends there's a few things that you need to do in order to sharpen your vocal abilities, and one of them is listen to some secrets that one of the greatest vocal coaches in our community is sharing here... You'll talk differently after listening to this...  Shimon Cohen - Vocal Coach +1 (845) 248-9968 To advertise please contact us at +1 (917) 745‑5060‬ Arisamettalk@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ari-samet/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ari-samet/support</a>

Shimon Cohen - Vocal Coach. Ari Samet Talk #008​

This episode hosts Shimon Cohen - Chairman at The PR Office - talking about his days as CEO at Bell Pottinger, the future of PR, and his tips and suggestions for someone starting out in the industry.  Let me know your thoughts on Twitter @benjudah.

This episode hosts Shimon Cohen - Chairman at The PR Office - talking about his days as CEO at Bell Pottinger, the future of PR, and his tips and suggestions for someone starting out in the industry.  Let me know your thoughts on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/benjudah" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@benjudah</a>.

Pro talks PR with Shimon Cohen

This week on the PRmoment Podcast, in the latest of our life stories series, I interviewed chairman of The PR Office Shimon Cohen.The PR Office was founded in 2004, has a fee income of about £2.5m and about 15 employees.The business has clients across a broad range of sectors and Shimon has some interesting views on how he sees the scope of public relations.Here is a summary of what Shimon and I discussed:[00:01:05] How Shimon used to be executive director to the Chief Rabbi but ended up in PR.[00:04:32] Shimon talks us through his “job interview” with Sir Tim Bell. [00:06:49] Shimon describes what it was like working at Bell Pottinger in its heyday (Shimon left 14 years before the scandal that bought it down.) [00:07:16] Why good public relations essentially comes down to three things: Where are you now, where do you want to be and how do you get there. [00:09:46] How, Bell Pott Gate aside, Shimon believes that Sir Tim Bell's clarity of thought and wisdom was the most important factor in the development of public relations as a serious boardroom discipline. [00:12:14] Why Shimon believes that in many large companies you get really really good at doing something and you get promoted into a job that you don't know anything about! [00:12:45] Why Shimon didn't like being CEO of Bell Pottinger and resigned. [00:14:23] Why Shimon "adores" PR. [00:15:06] Why Shimon believes the PR sector hasn't really changed at all in the last 10 years. [00:17:34] Why PR people need to sell something that somebody wants to buy![00:18:23] How the communications triangle between government and organisations and the public has been inverted.[00:21:14] Why at The PR Office Shimon "outsources as much as possible". [00:23:19] Why everyone who works for The PR Office is a fee earner.[00:25:16] Why all of the PR Office's employees work from home on Fridays.[00:27:06] Why Shimon believes we may see professional managers with no PR experience being appointed as the CEOs of PR firms - just like what happens in law firms. [00:31:05] How the PR Office have maintained credentials across a broad range of work and not specialised in specific sectors. [00:31:025] Why Shimon believes PR people should not specialise in a specific vertical sector but retain a broader knowledge of business.

This week on the PRmoment Podcast, in the latest of our life stories series, I interviewed chairman of The PR Office Shimon Cohen.The PR Office was founded in 2004, has a fee income of about £2.5m and about 15 employees.The business has clients across a broad range of sectors and Shimon has some interesting views on how he sees the scope of public relations.Here is a summary of what Shimon and I discussed:[00:01:05] How Shimon used to be executive director to the Chief Rabbi but ended up in PR.[00:04:32] Shimon talks us through his “job interview” with Sir Tim Bell. [00:06:49] Shimon describes what it was like working at Bell Pottinger in its heyday (Shimon left 14 years before the scandal that bought it down.) [00:07:16] Why good public relations essentially comes down to three things: Where are you now, where do you want to be and how do you get there. [00:09:46] How, Bell Pott Gate aside, Shimon believes that Sir Tim Bell's clarity of thought and wisdom was the most important factor in the development of public relations as a serious boardroom discipline. [00:12:14] Why Shimon believes that in many large companies you get really really good at doing something and you get promoted into a job that you don't know anything about! [00:12:45] Why Shimon didn't like being CEO of Bell Pottinger and resigned. [00:14:23] Why Shimon "adores" PR. [00:15:06] Why Shimon believes the PR sector hasn't really changed at all in the last 10 years. [00:17:34] Why PR people need to sell something that somebody wants to buy![00:18:23] How the communications triangle between government and organisations and the public has been inverted.[00:21:14] Why at The PR Office Shimon "outsources as much as possible". [00:23:19] Why everyone who works for The PR Office is a fee earner.[00:25:16] Why all of the PR Office's employees work from home on Fridays.[00:27:06] Why Shimon believes we may see professional managers with no PR experience being appointed as the CEOs of PR firms - just like what happens in law firms. [00:31:05] How the PR Office have maintained credentials across a broad range of work and not specialised in specific sectors. [00:31:025] Why Shimon believes PR people should not specialise in a specific vertical sector but retain a broader knowledge of business.

Shimon Cohen, chairman of The PR Office on the PRmoment podcast

In this episode, Mike talks to Shimon Cohen - Founder and Chairman of The PR Office. Shimon is a rarity in the PR world: someone who actually seems proud to be doing PR! While most agencies seem to be busy trying to reinvent themselves as 'digital influencers' or 'content strategists' or 'insight specialists' or 'strategic consultants', Shimon provides clients with "what they actually want" - which, in his view, is always either to be in the news or out of the news. To be talked about. Or to get people to stop talking about them. In his varied career, Shimon has advised a wide range of clients ranging from Governments and multinational corporations to public and voluntary sector organisations. Prior to founding The PR Office in 2004, Shimon served as Chief Executive of Bell Pottinger Public Relations and before that Shimon was Executive Director at The Office of the then Chief Rabbi, Lord Jakobovits.In one memorable story, Shimon recounts how he came to write a speech for Nelson Mandela and then advise Madiba on how to deliver it!

In this episode, Mike talks to Shimon Cohen - Founder and Chairman of The PR Office. Shimon is a rarity in the PR world: someone who actually seems proud to be doing PR! While most agencies seem to be busy trying to reinvent themselves as 'digital influencers' or 'content strategists' or 'insight specialists' or 'strategic consultants', Shimon provides clients with "what they actually want" - which, in his view, is always either to be in the news or out of the news. To be talked about. Or to get people to stop talking about them.  In his varied career, Shimon has advised a wide range of clients ranging from Governments and multinational corporations to public and voluntary sector organisations. Prior to founding The PR Office in 2004, Shimon served as Chief Executive of Bell Pottinger Public Relations and before that Shimon was Executive Director at The Office of the then Chief Rabbi, Lord Jakobovits. In one memorable story, Shimon recounts how he came to write a speech for Nelson Mandela and then advise Madiba on how to deliver it!