With another useful and enjoyable two-day Professional Presence and Impact – Personal Brand workshop completed for one of our biggest…
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Venture into a corporate coaching relationship with REDgum, or one of our Presentations that Make a Difference open workshops, and…
The last month has shown us time and again the power of the media here and abroad. General David Morrison left no…
I went to prison this month. I haven’t been before, but I look forward to going again. Youth Development Officer…
In the first of the REDgum interview series, James Freemantle asks Ladder CEO Mark Bolton about the Ladder brand, his…
The work we’re doing with REDgum for the young people gives them the opportunity to…examine where they’re coming from in…
In an interview with Christine McKee from BE Institute Radio – James Freemantle from REDgum Communications shares insights on: – Personal…
It was days before the 2004 federal election, and opposition leader Mark Latham confirmed in 3-4 seconds what the electorate suspected. The Latham handshake – perceived as aggressive, intimidating and loutish, proved to millions of voters that he was a schoolyard bully. It was inappropriate body language graphically captured by the media, and for it he was hung, drawn and quartered by an electorate that had favoured him strongly in the polls. His problem? Poor awareness of the power of body language to create emotive judgements, and of the power of media to magnify and project.
This is one of my favourite work photographs. It was taken two years ago, and I’ve since worked with other…