Socom celebrates International Women’s Day
On March 8, 2018
Socom is proud to say that our team is more than 50% women! To celebrate International Women’s Day, we want to share a little bit about the power-force that are the women of Socom! With more than 10 years of experience in both public relations and issues management, Kath is an expert when it comes to crisis communication....
The Colonel has lost control
On February 28, 2018
Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) is being deep fried over a supply-chain disaster that has caused the closure of more than half its locations across the UK and Ireland. A recent change to DHL for chicken delivery appears to be preventing a finger-licking a good time across the UK. As expected, media coverage has been anything...
Report data breaches or risk a whopping fine
On February 7, 2018
Australian businesses risk being fined up to $1.8 million dollars if they aren’t prepared for new laws that require them to report any breaches of their customers’ data by hackers, thieves or IT glitches. Last year the Australian Government passed the Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Bill 2016, a clear warning that businesses need to...
Jon Faine’s bully blunder- A lesson in crisis management
On July 29, 2015
It was interesting radio this morning as Jon Faine questioned the lawyer of Dimity Paul, Adem Somyurek’s chief of staff who was a victim of workplace bullying at the hands of the Minister. Jon’s line of questioning almost supported workplace bullying. Comments like ‘Politics is a tough environment’ and questions like ‘How bad was the...
