02 No pigeons used to carry these messages | Andrew de Blocq
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Stakeholder Podcasting
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Andrew de Blocq (Birdlife SA) Avitourist Project Manager discusses Birdlife SA's new methods to communicate
Engaging with a diverse stakeholder base can be challenging for any business, however for some organisations their very existence depends on it. The traditional ways of in-person meetings has been demolished by Covid and new methods are being explored. Andrew de Blocq discusses with Vanessa Marks the journey Birdlife SA are embarking on using technology to reach this diverse but vital group stakeholders and they make some interesting and pleasant discoveries. Birdlife SA Website · Connect with Andrew on LinkedIn
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