Jackson Wells::Public relations, Australia

Top story: On-line pandemic training program helps business, SES and schools cope with swine flu

In the public relations profession we use communications techniques and management skills to resolve crises, address issues, support advocacy, market products and, generally, build effective relationships. In doing so, we work just about everywhere: with miners deep underground, with corporate heavyweights on the 50th floor, with journalists and politicians, with the community. And the best of us try to do it while maintaining the highest ethical standards.

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Through a variety of organisations, I have known, worked with and sought advice from Jackson Wells for over 20 years. These organizations ranged from mining companies to hospitals. The issues ranged from land rights, sacred sites to State Government funding for Hospitals (St Vincent's).

They were at times hot button issues when the stakes were high and the public/media scrutiny intense. At all times, the advice from Jackson Wells was fearless, candid and considered. Their passion, energy and persistence not only assisted in making well informed strategic decisions but supported and invigorated when it was needed most.

- Peter Joseph, Chairman of GPT

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	Australia the world leader in urban water efficiency Leading financial planner joins ComCorp Financial Advice On-line pandemic training program helps business, SES and schools cope with swine flu FREE Financial Advice just an email away Budget delivers key initiatives but is a blow to retirement savings

	Jackson Wells Report: Turnbull out on a limb for Henson
	Benjamin Haslem Federal Shadow Treasurer and leadership contender, Malcolm Turnbull, has gone out on a limb and criticised the police raids on Sydney's Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, where a number of pictures by Australian photographic artist Bill Henson were seized. This...

	ASOPA People: Politicians' grab power to misuse public money
	BY KEITH JACKSON THE PNG PARLIAMENT has weakened the investigative powers of the Ombudsman Commission and diluted politicians’ accountability for spending government funds. It has established a so-called 'parliamentary ombudsman committee' that will make inquiries of its own. This removes...

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