by Hawkeye | Feb 13, 2026 | blog
When a major case hits the headlines, law firms are suddenly pulled out of the relative privacy of client meetings and into the harsh glare of public scrutiny. Cameras outside court, journalists calling for comment, social media picking apart every phrase – all of...
by Hawkeye | Feb 7, 2026 | blog
Cancellations, severe weather and strike action can turn a travel issue into a reputational crisis in minutes. For airlines, tour operators and tourism bodies, the first live interview often sets the tone for headlines, social clips and customer trust. When travellers...
by Hawkeye | Jan 22, 2026 | blog
Universities and colleges are more visible – and more scrutinised – than ever before. From rankings and research breakthroughs to student welfare, fees, and industrial action, the modern campus is constantly in the news. Principals, vice-chancellors and academic...
by Hawkeye | Jan 11, 2026 | blog
When people first enquire about Media Training, they often start with the same concerns: Will this really help me? Do I have to be “media friendly” already? What happens if I freeze? The same is true for Crisis Media Training, where the stakes feel even higher and the...
by Hawkeye | Dec 15, 2025 | blog
In the last few years, media training has shifted from being something that happens only in studios and boardrooms to a skill that can be developed from almost anywhere. For many organisations, Zoom has become the default platform for meetings, briefings and client...
by Hawkeye | Dec 7, 2025 | blog
When an organisation invests in media training, the goal is usually clear: to prepare spokespeople to handle interviews with confidence, protect reputation and communicate key messages effectively. Yet there’s another, equally important dimension that’s sometimes...
