

Training & Media
Consultation
Our comprehensive range of media training and media consultancy services
We are here to empower individuals and organisations to inspire, inform and influence in today's evolving media landscape
Media Training
Half day, bespoke one-on-one training (or small groups) in TVNZ studio. Alternatively, in-house, with crew at your office anywhere in the country.
Media Consultancy
With over 30 years media experience we can help you effectively manage your media-related strategies, activities, messaging and media relations.
Speeches & Presentations
We can write your keynote speech plus create a compelling powerpoint presentation to accompany it.
Job Interview Coaching
Looking to change jobs but need help practicing what you will say in your job interview? A two hour job interview rehearsal session.
Crisis Intervention & Management
In the middle of a media storm? We are here to strategise and protect your reputation.
Column & Blog Writing
Have a blog but don't have the content? Socius Media can write professional copy or provide regular columns.
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Socius Media Blog
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Media Insider: Christopher Luxon calls in ex-TV star for media training; the PR chiefs behind Luxon, Chris Hipkins; RNZ host’s apology to Winston Peters
A familiar face steps up to help Christopher Luxon; Just who is pulling the PR
Trust in the news slips further
The AUT research centre for Journalism, Media and Democracy (JMAD) has published its fourth Trust
Media Training Helps Investigators, Institutions Shine
My photographer set up the lights and steadied the camera. The surgeon before me was
We must still reform our public media sector in 2023
The plug has been pulled on the TVNZ-RNZ merger, so what happens now? Instead of
Goliath News Corp is wounded but challenges remain
World Press Freedom Day (on May 3 this year) is usually marked by stories of despair
Five Reasons Media Training Is Crucial For Any Leader
By Evan Nierman, founder and CEO of Red Banyan, an international crisis communications firm. Credit: Forbes.com