Matthew Abbott's guest appearances

Matthew Abbott

GovComms: The Future of Government Communication

Real Photo Show with Michael Chovan-Dalton

The Global Mail

Blueprint For Living - Separate stories

Pat Duffy

Bob Hoffman

Michael Joseph

Greg Miller

Matt Stuart

Donato DiCamillo

Joe Aguirre

Jeff Mermelstein

Michael Kamber

Niko J. Kallianiotis

Gulnara Samoilova

Kathy Shorr

Irina Rozovsky

Endia Beal

Oscar Trimboli

OwlTail

"I had to mature to a place where I was interested in the stories…It's not just about pretty photographs…I think you need to come to a point where you have a genuine interest in what you are photographing and the stories you are trying to tell and that takes time." Matthew Abbott is a documentary photographer based in Australia. He covers social and political issues around the world but, most recently, he has been working on projects that raise awareness about Indigenous Australians. He has been on assignment and has published his work with The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Guardian, and Der Spiegel, just to name a few. His series, "Land Where the Crow Fly Backwards" explores the impact of global climate change and the decline of communities along the Murray Darling Basin, including the impact on the lives of the indigenous population. He was also the 1st place prize winner in the Rust Belt Biennial which included a spot on this show, although I think I would have had him on eventually anyway. https://www.matthewabbott.com.au/ https://www.instagram.com/mattabbottphoto/ https://twitter.com/mattabbottphoto Visit realphotoshow.com @realphotoshow on Twitter/IG/FB

"I had to mature to a place where I was interested in the stories…It's not just about pretty photographs…I think you need to come to a point where you have a genuine interest in what you are photographing and the stories you are trying to tell and that takes time." Matthew Abbott is a documentary photographer based in Australia. He covers social and political issues around the world but, most recently, he has been working on projects that raise awareness about Indigenous Australians. He has been on assignment and has published his work with The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Guardian, and Der Spiegel, just to name a few. His series, "Land Where the Crow Fly Backwards" explores the impact of global climate change and the decline of communities along the Murray Darling Basin, including the impact on the lives of the indigenous population. He was also the 1st place prize winner in the Rust Belt Biennial which included a spot on this show, although I think I would have had him on eventually anyway. <a href="https://www.matthewabbott.com.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.matthewabbott.com.au/</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/mattabbottphoto/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/mattabbottphoto/</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/mattabbottphoto" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/mattabbottphoto</a> Visit <a href="http://realphotoshow.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">realphotoshow.com</a> @realphotoshow on Twitter/IG/FB

Matthew Abbott | Land Where the Crow Flies Backwards - Ep.103

Matthew Abbott, Senior Executive Leader – Corporate Affairs. Matthew is head of media, government relations, internal communications, publications and the internet at the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). Before joining ASIC in 2010, Matthew was a director of a public affairs consultancy, held a senior corporate affairs role with global shopping centre company, the Westfield Group, been an adviser to Joe Hockey in the Howard Government and worked for several NSW Liberal leaders. He has also worked as a financial journalist in the United Kingdom and started his career as a staff reporter with the Australian Financial Review. Matthew has a Bachelor of Commerce (UNSW) and a Master of Public Affairs (Sydney University). He also lectures on media and political campaigning in a masters program at Sydney University. Discussed in todays episode:  Influencing behavior from a corporate affairs position How self-sufficient regulators are regarding media and communications output Measuring communications progress towards a strategic objective How is the regulatory communications environment is changing The shared challenges amongst regulatory communicators Managing the media spotlight on the Royal Banking Commission The right stories to tell Advice for government communicators 

Matthew Abbott, Senior Executive Leader – Corporate Affairs. Matthew is head of media, government relations, internal communications, publications and the internet at the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). Before joining ASIC in 2010, Matthew was a director of a public affairs consultancy, held a senior corporate affairs role with global shopping centre company, the Westfield Group, been an adviser to Joe Hockey in the Howard Government and worked for several NSW Liberal leaders. He has also worked as a financial journalist in the United Kingdom and started his career as a staff reporter with the Australian Financial Review. Matthew has a Bachelor of Commerce (UNSW) and a Master of Public Affairs (Sydney University). He also lectures on media and political campaigning in a masters program at Sydney University. Discussed in todays episode: <ul> <li>Influencing behavior from a corporate affairs position</li> <li>How self-sufficient regulators are regarding media and communications output</li> <li>Measuring communications progress towards a strategic objective</li> <li>How is the regulatory communications environment is changing</li> <li>The shared challenges amongst regulatory communicators</li> <li>Managing the media spotlight on the Royal Banking Commission</li> <li>The right stories to tell</li> <li>Advice for government communicators</li> </ul>

Ep#28: Corporate Affairs and Content. A Regulatory Perspective, with Matthew Abbott

Matthew Abbott and Michael Safi go behind Get Free or Die Trying by The Global Mail

Matthew Abbott and Michael Safi go behind Get Free or Die Trying