Efficiency in Content Production and Media Relations can make the difference between being heard and being forgotten. More Efficiency = More Time and More Pitches = More Coverage. Management and Collaboration Tools for Communications Teams improve workflow and get greater results.
Benefit from John Schweizer’s decades of experience with collaboration tools and the business processes around them to fast track your way down the the path to increased efficiency and effectiveness in communications. John and Tantalus have offered this growing collaboration tools video series and can support you in evaluating and implementing collaboration tools.
#1 – Introduction to Collaboration Tools – 2:20
#2 – Why You Should Use Confidential Social Media Tools for Business – 3:00
#3 – Collaboration Tools – Why the Cloud? – 2:28
#4 – What’s in a Name? File Name Schemes – 2:35
About Communications Collaboration Expert John Schweizer | Senior Consultant | Paris, France
John has 30 years of experience working at the intersection of communications, information technology and team leadership in North America and Europe. For the past 15 years, he has held global operations and change management roles in Paris, France at Microsoft and Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi, where he served as an evangelist for integrating technology tools to build modern communications teams.
Prior to this, he was a writer on information technology, food and drink, and venture capital for The Economist Intelligence Unit, the research arm of The Economist Group.
Before moving to France, John spent the majority of his career California, where he was the chief of staff for the honorable Jackie Speier, who currently serves as a representative for California’s 14th congressional district. He also had a long career at Pacific Bell, California’s telecommunications utility, where he last served as director of consumer affairs, focused on public policy, government relations, executive speechwriting and crisis communications.
John has a BA in History from Pomona College in Claremont, California and studied History at University College in Oxford. He speaks English and French.
“John built a backbone for what we do in communications, knocking down silos and setting standards for how our teams work together. He’ll leave his legacy in the form of many systems people will continue to use for a long time, and I hope his successor has the same combination of patience, passion and attention to detail.”
Nick Maxfield, Global Corporate Communications, Nissan Motor Corporation (former); Communications Officer, Machine Learning for Healthcare, University of Cambridge.
To learn more about how you can benefit from John’s experience creating and implementing communications collaboration tools email us.
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