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Maud Davis

Maud Davis BA, MCIPR, Assoc member CIPD

Maud is a PR consultant and CIPD qualified trainer. She has been delivering PR training courses for more than eight years and is one of the CIPR’s approved trainers.

Maud has more than 16 years experience in top London consultancies running PR campaigns in the fast moving consumer goods, charity and publishing sectors. Her experience includes British Meat (post BSE), Sharwoods, PDSA, Kellogg’s and Slimming World magazine.

Today, she works as an independent PR consultant in the food and health sectors implementing consumer driven campaigns for French cheese and wines. She is also an Associate Consultant at Ceres PR working across Potato Council, Open Farm Sunday and Farmhouse Breakfast Week amongst others.

She is course leader for the CIPR Advanced Certificate in London, teaches on the Foundation Award and serves on the Marcomms group committee of the CIPR.

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Measuring PR – why are we still having this conversation?

It was great to see a whole conference being devoted to measuring PR (PR Week 18 August) but I couldnt help wondering why we are still having the conversation. I was heartened to read some common sense though, including that of Philip Sheldrake of Influence Crowd who – thanks goodness – emphasises the need to focus [...]

Live web chat

This week our Kevin is taking part in a live web chat run by our good friends at Simply Communicate. It all starts at 1pm on Wednesday 4th August (what better way to spend your lunch time?). You need to register and you can do this via the Simply Communicate website: http://www.simply-communicate.com/ Just go to the [...]

Conference on internal communication

Good and timely topic for the CIPR Inside conference this year: Beyond cost-cutting: Raising the game of Internal Communication. It all happens on Thursday 7 October, more info here. Here at PR Academy we are really pleased to be supporting the event with a copy of Kevin Ruck’s book on internal communication going to the first ten to [...]