Making Words Count – Change Community Behaviour
Presenter(s): Clare Arthurs
It’s not enough to be highly skilled and know your stuff. If we want to influence people and create change, which for many of us is about saving lives, we need to be able to communicate with clarity, impact and cut-through.
In this session Clare Arthurs of Red River Strategic Communication will give us an insight into why it’s so important to build the influence of Occupational Hygienists as well as an give us some foundational communication skills which we’ll be able to apply immediately.
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