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Liesbeth Kramer
Communications & PR specialist; Managing Consultant at Archetype
Liesbeth Kramer is an accomplished professional with a background in managing client experience and public relations.
She holds a Master of Arts degree from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and has also studied at Hogeschool Alkmaar.
Currently, Liesbeth serves as a Managing Consultant Client Experience at Text100, leveraging her extensive experience in client management.
Prior to this role, she held similar positions at Archetype and Text100 Benelux, showcasing her expertise in the field.
Liesbeth's previous roles include Account Director, Public Relations Account Manager, and Account Executive at Text100.
She also gained experience as an Account Executive at Werner Messelink Boss Mulder Euro Rscg, further enhancing her skills in the industry.
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Word jij blij van het verrassen van (tech) klanten met PR kansen? Hou je van de afwisseling en dynamiek in een bureau? Kijk je verder dan PR alleen? Wil je graag werken in een leuk team maar ook veel internationale collega's hebben? Misschien ben jij dan de senior PR- en communicatiespecialist die we zoeken voor Archetype
Telling a compelling story to media. Becoming a spokesperson can be exciting but also a bit scary sometimes. What are the key lessons if you are becoming a spokesperson for your company and have your first interview?
- Prepare. And prepare again. Know the journalist, the audience, the outlet, the context of the interview.
- Know your story. This sounds easy. But often it proves to be harder than you think. The story has to be relevant, clear and well-reasoned.
- Be able to share your story well. Stay in control and know how to be able to tell your story. You are the expert, you know the story (if you prepared it well!) And there are techniques to help you. And then: Practice! Or better – practice more than once. That’s how you get used to tell your story and get confidence. At Archetype, I’ve provided many media trainings to help spokespeople to be able to share their story in a compelling way. Some love it to do interviews, some find it difficult, but the good thing is – you can learn how to become a strong spokesperson. If you would like to hear more, please let me know.
