Brenda Duran's guest appearances

Brenda Duran

GovComms: The Future of Government Communication

Ellas

Pat Duffy

Bob Hoffman

Oscar Trimboli

Mitch Joel

Ian Cleary

David Marshall

Craig Hodges

Mark Evans

Eddie Jones

Tim Conway

Michelle Harrison

Shannon Kenna

Caroline Fisher

Conrad Bird

Brent Hill

OwlTail

For episode 32 of Ellas, Brenda Duran is joining me to talk about her journey as a Strategic Communicator and learning how to pivot in uncertain times. Brenda is first-generation Mexican American who has been working in government communications in LA County to help boost public education from elections to government programs! .-.-. Follow Ellas: @EllasThePodcast

For episode 32 of Ellas, Brenda Duran is joining me to talk about her journey as a Strategic Communicator and learning how to pivot in uncertain times. Brenda is first-generation Mexican American who has been working in government communications in LA County to help boost public education from elections to government programs! .-.-. Follow Ellas: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/ellasthepodcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@EllasThePodcast</a>

Pivoting in Uncertain Times with Brenda Duran

Brenda is an established communications professional for the U.S public sector. Prior to her role with the Los Angeles County, she held several positions throughout journalism, media, and communications domains.  Brenda graduated from the University of Southern California with a Bachelor of Arts (Journalism). She later worked as a staff reporter and writer for major U.S news and journalism organisations including:  The Southern California News Group US Weekly; and The North County Times.  Later in her career, Brenda served as the Senior Associate Editor for MPA Media and went on to become the Head of Communications for the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder. Brenda has also garnered several prestigious communications awards throughout her career. These include the FOLIO Award for feature writing, the North American ‘Excellence in Communications’ Award, and multiple accolades for her work in public relations and public affairs. Discussed in this episode:  Why communicators need a love for people and storytelling Brenda’s process for simplifying complex information The latest digital insights: going mobile Making post-campaign data a bigger part of pre-campaign decisions Governments going social: the power of social media Brenda’s advice for government communicators Learning to use modern citizen engagement techniques 

Brenda is an established communications professional for the U.S public sector. Prior to her role with the Los Angeles County, she held several positions throughout journalism, media, and communications domains.  Brenda graduated from the University of Southern California with a Bachelor of Arts (Journalism). She later worked as a staff reporter and writer for major U.S news and journalism organisations including: <ul> <li>The Southern California News Group</li> <li>US Weekly; and</li> <li>The North County Times.</li> </ul> Later in her career, Brenda served as the Senior Associate Editor for MPA Media and went on to become the Head of Communications for the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder. Brenda has also garnered several prestigious communications awards throughout her career. These include the FOLIO Award for feature writing, the North American ‘Excellence in Communications’ Award, and multiple accolades for her work in public relations and public affairs. Discussed in this episode: <ul> <li>Why communicators need a love for people and storytelling</li> <li>Brenda’s process for simplifying complex information</li> <li>The latest digital insights: going mobile</li> <li>Making post-campaign data a bigger part of pre-campaign decisions</li> <li>Governments going social: the power of social media</li> <li>Brenda’s advice for government communicators</li> <li>Learning to use modern citizen engagement techniques</li> </ul>

EP#43: Building a digital footprint, with Brenda Duran 