For immediate release Contact: Ed Barks
Tuesday, October 23, 2018 (540) 955-0600
A+ Strategies for C-Suite Communications: Turning Today’s Leaders into Tomorrow’s Influencers by Barks Communications President Ed Barks is scheduled for publication on Tuesday, January 8. Barks made the announcement today.
“The purpose of A+ Strategies for C-Suite Communications is to support communications and government relations experts who counsel their C-suite executives, an often challenging mission,” said Barks. “In doing so, it helps their companies achieve business and public policy goals and accelerates their careers.”
The new book will be published in both ebook and print versions by Ogmios Publishing. It will be for sale widely, including on the www.barkscomm.com website.
A+ Strategies for C-Suite Communications focuses on communications strategy and the necessity of sustained professional development for the C-suite. The book affords communications and government relations executives with a reliable resource on such issues as media relations, advocacy, reputational risk, crisis communications, and more.
Readers can follow the progress of Barks’ authorship journey on his , where he gives periodic updates on his writing, promotional, and publishing processes.
“Many businesses plan for a fresh start at the dawn of a new year,” Barks noted. “The January publication of A+ Strategies for C-Suite Communications proves timely for communications and government relations executives seeking to set a firm foundation for their strategy, and how to carry it forward throughout 2019 and beyond.”
Ed Barks works with communications and government relations executives who counsel their C-suite leaders, and with businesses and associations that need their communications strategy and messaging to deliver bottom line results. They gain an enhanced reputation, more opportunities for career advancement, and achievement of long-term business and public policy goals. He is also the author of The Truth About Public Speaking: The Three Keys to Great Presentations. As President of Barks Communications since 1997, he has taught more than 5000 business leaders, association executives, and other experts how to succeed when they deal with the media, deliver presentations, and advocate before policymakers.
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