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    1. Pra Conference & Conference Oleh Ahmad Riza Faizal S.Sos. IMDLL.
    2. Pra Conference…
      • Penyusunan pra conference dapat disesuaikan dengan sifat dari conference apakah mass conference atau small conference
      • Untuk small conference, persiapan yang diperlukan lebih diarahkan pada persiapan material yang akan dibutuhkan pada pelaksanaan conference
      • Untuk mass conference, persiapan lebih diarahkan pada koordinasi dan komunikasi antar bagian perusahaan yang berkaitan dengan pelaksanaan conference
      • Kata kunci dalam tahap perencanaan ini adalah efektifitas dan efisiensi kerja
    3. Tips-tips Pra conference….
      • Build a comprehensive event design and time line
      • Consider the dates and size of the meeting
      • Check for conflicting events
      • Appoint an organising committee and/or Professional
      • Include: Finance, Programme, Promotion & Publications, Registration
      • Consider the programme structure and theme
      • Select appropriate venue(s)
      • Negotiate and reserve accommodation
      • Prepare the budget
      • Prepare a Sponsorship Guide and approach possible sponsors (if appropriate)
    4. The Tools…
      • Tabel Kegiatan ( run down )
      • Schedule (Time Line)
      • Programme Booklets, including registration and financial administration
      • Speaker materials & stationary
      • Website
      • Other consider checklists
    5. News Conference
      • Can be understand as media briefing, this is when your office plans to make an announce of public interest to the media.
      • Reserve a room large enough to accomodate those invited. The meeting area must contain electrical outlets and space for television crews.
      • Have tables, chairs, lectern, pencils, and paper.
      • Arrange to have microphone and loudspeaker.
      • Have water and glasses for speakers.
      • Arrange for parking.
      • Alert the media by phone or e-mail no less than the day before.
      • Invite public officials and VIP's who have an interest.
      • Brief participants about format and possible questions.
    6. … ..News Conference
      • Make up a press kit, which may include:
      • news releases
      • biographical data on speakers
      • photos
      • copies of speeches
      • Use the Sponsorship sign/banner.
      • Look for visuals for television.
      • Post signs directing news media to the conference site.
      • Notify telephone receptionists and other appropriate people.
      • Arrange to have someone meet the media.
      • Take notes in case reporters call later about the content.
      • Help get things going, if needed, by asking the first question.
      • Distribute news releases, speeches, etc. to selected media outlets who did not send representatives to the conference.
    7. Media Relation
      • Return calls. Reporters are always writing on a deadline. Delays could mean that your side of the story may not be told.
      • Know who you are talking to. Ask the reporter who he or she represents and the nature of the story.
      • Be prepared. Review the topic and have notes.
      • Know your message. Predetermine your main points and stick to them.
      • Put in context. Briefly provide any relevant background or ancedotes that explain the problem or situation.
      • Use everyday language. Avoid jargon or specialized technical terms.
    8. … ..Media Relation
      • Slow down. Speak clearly and conscisely. Encourage questions for clarification.
      • Don't speculate. If you don't know an answer to a question, don't guess. Offer to get the answer later if you can, or refer to someone who can answer it.
      • Be honest. Never lie or stretch the truth.
      • You're always on the record. There's no legal obligation for a reporter to keep anything off the record. Never say, "no comment."
      • Be available. Offer to answer follow up questions or help clarify problems that might develop as the story is being written and edited.
      • Be realistic. Be aware a reporter's job is to get news, not necessarily to make Purdue Extension or you look good.

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