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Welcome to Public Communications Management Strategies

Building, managing, sustaining human networks for public, private, and non-profit organizations.

Welcome to PCM Strategies. Public Communications Management Strategies helps organizations to be more resourceful and more effective to increase the impact of their mission and goals.  Public Communications Management (PCM) is an emerging management concept applied to public organizations, non-profits, and government.  PCM focuses on the management practices of information, communication, collaboration and decision making and the unique challenges posed to public organizations and institutions. PCM Strategies devises solutions that enable organizations to effectively build, manage and sustain their networks of people, information and processes, both internal and external combining traditional management practices with emerging collaborative technologies of social media.

These solutions can add tremendous value to an organization making it more efficient, responsive and resourceful, and add value to their members, stakeholders and customers.

PCM Strategies has extensive experience helping organizations capture and maximize the value of their networks, and how to advance those networks and relationships in rapidly changing environments.  PCM Strategies offers:

  • new program development and improvements to existing ones; restructuring goals, objectives or processes to increase effectiveness
  • marketing and communication services that build positive network relationships and position organizations favorably before stakeholders
  • formulate organizational policies for increased and inclusive public and stakeholder engagement
  • design and manage collaborative engagement models that build knowledge and participation
  • program and process audits of internal and external communication/collaboration practices; social media strategies; networking strategies with people, groups and organizations
  • develop or administer strategies for constructing and sustaining private sector partnerships
  • campaign management
  • identify and seize new opportunities that meet the organization’s goals and objectives
  • targeted business development strategies to enhance existing, or open new revenue streams
  • project management of policy issues or programs