
Why your concerns about social media are valid and manageable. We'll break down the risks (both real and perceived) and what you can actually control.
How public trust is earned, lost and rebuilt.
Understand what your community expects today and how trust is shaped long before a crisis.
How to use social media as a leadership and trust-building tool. Shift from “avoid it” to “use it strategically,” even if you’re not the one posting.
How to reduce misinformation and fill the information vacuum. Learn how to respond early, often, and with clarity, without fueling speculation.
How to support and empower your communications team. Policies, approvals, workflows, and structures that reduce risk and increase speed.Anyone responsible for shaping public communication
If you manage risk, lead teams, or speak to the public — this session will support you.
Jenny Weekes brings more than 20 years of experience in government communications, including two decades as a fire service Public Information Officer. She now runs Hartwood Communications, where she trains government leaders and communicators nationwide in modern communication strategy, crisis communications and social media. Jenny is a graduate of FEMA’s Executive Public Information Officer program and a trusted educator within the government communications community.

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