Farzana Baduel

@farzanabaduel.bsky.social

Communications strategist CEO Curzon PR | BBC Radio 4 🎙️ Host: When It Hits The Fan

What makes a Baduel Brief? For Leticia Callista, it’s the chance to connect with like-minded peers and explore topics that feel distinctive and relevant. Here she reflects on our latest conversation with William Miller on the world of podcasting. 🎥 #TheBaduelBrief

Do we need more podcasts? Perhaps the better question is whether you have something worth listening to. @cipr.co.uk Chief Executive Alastair McCapra joined our latest Baduel Brief and shared his thoughts on what makes a podcast worth our attention. 🎙️ 🎥 Nicy Studios A clip from the evening 👇

The latest edition of The Baduel Brief is now on Substack. 🗞️ I reflect on when organisations should speak up and what the creator economy can teach us about finding our voice. Please have a read, and subscribe if you’d like future editions in your inbox. 🙏 Link in comments.

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The latest Baduel Brief is out. 🗞️ This week I reflect on when organisations should speak up, what the creator economy can teach us about finding our voice, a busy week with the CIPR and updates on PR Has Talent. Have a read and subscribe. 🙏 www.linkedin.com/pulse/findin...

Finding Your Voice

“The human voice: it’s the instrument we all play.” — Julian Treasure It has been one of those weeks that has taken me from one room to another, from the CIPR Fellows’ Lunch in London to dinner at Bal...

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The latest edition of The Baduel Brief is now on Substack. 🗞️ This week, I look at the fight for our attention, the reputational pressures around the Royal Family, and why communications needs to be in the room long before a crisis hits. Please have a read and subscribe. 🙏 Link in comments.

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Does the world really need another podcast? 🎙️ That was the question at last night’s Baduel Brief, where I sat down with William Miller of Raconteur Studios to explore what makes a podcast distinctive and worth making time for. Thank you to everyone who joined us for another brilliant evening.

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When I join a board, one of the first things I ask to see is the risk register. Unlike the other risks, reputational risk is often much less developed, or missing altogether. I spoke about this recently at the launch of the new Crisis Comms for Boards handbook. Link in comments 👇

The latest edition of The Baduel Brief is now on Substack. 🗞️ Inside: reflections on PR, reputation and what’s caught my attention this week. Please have a read and subscribe if you’d like future editions in your inbox. 🙏 Link in comments

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This year, I’m delighted to award the CIPR President’s Medal to Rupert Younger and the Sir Stephen Tallents’ Medal to Samantha Seewoosurrun Both have made outstanding contributions to strengthening and championing our profession. Many congratulations to you both. Richly deserved. Link in comments

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The latest edition of The Baduel Brief is now on Substack 🗞️ This edition is about knowing when to switch off, and why sometimes stepping away helps us come back sharper. Have a read, and please subscribe if you like what you see 🙏 🔗 Link in comments 👇

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Back from Mallorca, back at my desk and back to paying far too much attention to the news. This week’s Baduel Brief is about knowing when to switch off, and why sometimes stepping away helps us come back sharper. Have a read and please subscribe 🙏 www.linkedin.com/pulse/knowin...

Knowing When to Switch Off

“Almost everything will work again if you unplug it for a few minutes, including you.” — Anne Lamott Hello again from London.

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One of the occupational hazards of working in PR is forgetting how to switch off. We’re trained to pay attention. To the news, our clients, politics, culture and the conversations happening around us. So I’ve been doing rather less of that in Mallorca.