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| RESULTS-DRIVEN PRESS MANAGEMENT Ari Fleischer Sports Communications offers world-class media management for today’s high-profile world. Founded by Ari Fleischer, former White House Press Secretary, our unique media training and consultancy company brings to the world of sports the lessons of how to successfully handle the toughest situations with the most aggressive reporters. No one faces tougher coverage than sports figures — except for Presidents and top government officials. Ari Fleischer Sports Communications, with its deep expertise in both sports and communications — can help you successfully deal with the media.
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| COMPREHENSIVE MEDIA STRATEGIES We identify and help fix problems. We sharpen messages and improve images. We help those who are good at working with the press become even better. Athletes, coaches, executives, teams and leagues all can benefit from our training and advice. |
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| SERVING YOU ON AND OFF THE FIELD Since leaving the White House, Ari Fleischer has worked with some of the most established people and organizations in sports. Clients include Major League Baseball, the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour, The Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association, as well as several other leading sports figures. |
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Let us help you gain control over the way you deliver your message with comprehensive instruction for each point of contact with the media. We’ll provide you with the help you need most, from year-round advisory services and specialized consultation, to classes, workshops, and one-time training sessions for individuals, groups of players or entire teams.
Whether you are on the field or in the front office, you have access to a wide range of specialized media services tailored to your specific requirements, including:
MEDIA TRAINING: CONTENT/DELIVERY/CONTROL
Pre-interview preparation
Pre- and post-game interviews
Feature interviews and stories
Response and evaluation
IMAGE MANAGEMENT
On-air etiquette
Interaction with co-host/anchors during interviews/tapings
Body language/mannerisms
Overall relationships with the media
CRISIS MANAGEMENT
How to prevent a crisis before it gets to the media
How to deal with a crisis
How to avoid traps when faced with a crisis
When to talk/when not to talk
SPECIFIC AREAS OF MEDIA
TV and radio
Newspapers and magazines
Panel participation
Spokesperson
Sponsorships
Public speaking and press conferences
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