Karen Terrill's guest appearances

Karen Terrill

Complete EM Podcast

The Real Chemistry Podcast

Elon Musk

Donald Trump

Brian Murphy

Tiffany Shlain

Eve Rodsky

Ann Handley

Ryan Leslie

Katie Couric

William Reeder

Sanjay Gupta

Mary Lou Jepsen

Eric Topol

Pete Turner

Sean Duffy

Jonathan Greenblatt

OwlTail

Karen Boyd

Michelle Guido

Wanda Miglio

Karen Boyd (Communications Director, City of Oakland), Karen Terrill (President, Media Survival Group), Michelle Guido (PIO, Orlando Police Dept.), and Sgt. Wanda Miglio (PIO, Orlando Police Dept.) sit down with Aaron Strout to discuss how empathy and strategy work together in crisis communications.

<p>Karen Boyd (Communications Director, City of Oakland), Karen Terrill (President, Media Survival Group), Michelle Guido (PIO, Orlando Police Dept.), and Sgt. Wanda Miglio (PIO, Orlando Police Dept.) sit down with Aaron Strout to discuss how empathy and strategy work together in crisis communications.</p>

Navigating Crisis Comms With Karen Boyd (City of Oakland), Karen Terrill (Media Survival Group), Michelle Guido (Orlando Police Dept.), Sgt. Wanda Miglio (Orlando Police Dept) | Ep 27

Emergency managers who believe first responders get all the attention, credit and support during response may often be correct, but the latter don’t save more lives. Rather, the opportunity to do so lies with public information officers. In this episode of the Complete EM Podcast, we speak with a 30-year veteran of public information to hear how the profession has changed, what’s always been important to program and personal success, and where the profession is headed.

<p>Emergency managers who believe first responders get all the attention, credit and support during response may often be correct, but the latter don’t save more lives. Rather, the opportunity to do so lies with public information officers. In this episode of the Complete EM Podcast, we speak with a 30-year veteran of public information to hear how the profession has changed, what’s always been important to program and personal success, and where the profession is headed.</p>

#26 Karen Terrill - Public Information Officers