The event will be held in person again in 2024 at three venues in Osaka, Tokyo, and Nagoya.
We will provide as up-to-date information as possible about the situation at each venue.If you read this report and think, "I definitely want to participate!", please apply for the Nagoya venue on June 28th.
[Nagoya venue]
Friday, June 28, 2024
Time: 13:30-17:00 (Doors open at 13:00)
Venue: Olbers Building Nagoya 3F Large Conference Room (1-19-27 Meieki Minami, Nakamura Ward, Nagoya City)
*5 minutes walk from Sakuradori Exit of Nagoya Station
This time, we will be reporting on the Osaka venue on May 31st!
Thank you very much to everyone who participated.
Seminar flowR
- Part 1: Lecture: "Learn from the basics! Rules for communicating with civil servants"
Speaker: Tomoyuki Sakuma - Part 2: Morisawa Seminar "Learn through practice! Tips and tricks for improving your public relations skills"
Speaker: Morisawa Inc. - Part 3 Exchange meeting
Participants were divided into groups based on their concerns and exchanged opinions during the social gathering.
*There will also be time for speakers and participants to exchange business cards, and space to read the newsletter.
Seminar application and detailsHere
We will now provide more details, including a look at the venue.
Part 1Lecture by special lecturer Mr. Sakuma
No matter how many times I listen to Sakuma's lectures, I always discover something new and learn something new. I'm excited to see what he'll have to say this time.
As the theme was "learning from the basics," there was a lot of information to cover, from the most important points to ideas for the next step. As it was held in the spring, there were many new employees.
Create effective PR materials efficiently! Avoid overtime (as much as possible)!
Sakuma generously shared his "secrets," including the basic rules necessary for efficient work and the things he kept in mind when he was in charge of public relations, along with some of his own experiences.
As has become customary, participants were able to ask questions in real time using the web service "Slido," and there was also a Q&A session for Sakuma. The participants nodded enthusiastically as they listened to the real concerns and questions of the PR staff. After empathizing with each other's concerns, Sakuma gave some straightforward advice.
Real, unscripted answers! Everyone was taking notes, trying not to miss a single word. A pen you're comfortable using is essential for this seminar.
Part 2: New proposals from Morisawa
Nitano from the Sales Planning Division gave an explanation about how we at Morisawa can improve the public relations skills of the entire agency.
How can we improve the public relations skills of all employees, not just public relations staff? This newly launched training aims to improve the document design skills of internal government employees."Communicative Material Design Program"We made a proposal regarding the following.
What is the staff training proposed by Morisawa?
This training is not just a lecture, but also aims to improve skills through hands-on work. Morisawa will correct and provide advice on data created by participants within one month of taking the course.
We support training that leaves no one behind and can be immediately applied in the workplace.
Part 3: A lively social gathering
The Osaka venue was as expected! It was lively from start to finish, with greetings of "Nice to meet you" flying everywhere, and we could see people sharing their daily worries and actively exchanging information.
This time, participants were first divided into groups based on their concerns, and then they exchanged ideas and ideas on how to solve their concerns. Even though they had the same concerns, it seemed that some groups were able to come up with new ways of thinking and concrete actions to take towards solving them by exchanging information.
In addition, a "public relations paper viewing corner" was set up at the venue, where many people brought their own public relations papers and used them as reference during their talks.
What did you think?
Next time we will report on the Tokyo venue on June 7th!The next event will be held on June 28th at the Nagoya venue. The seminar content will be the same at all three venues, so if you are interested, please apply using the form below.
If you have any questions or enquiries about the seminar, please contact us here.
I look forward to seeing you at the venue next time.
Detailed information about the document creation training introduced at the event (including costs, process, and participant feedback) can be downloaded for free here.
If you are planning to use UD fonts as an organization, we recommend the "MORISAWA BIZ+ UD Font Plan for Public Organizations." For details of the plan, please seeHere
If you are interested in the document creation training session or the UD fonts used in the training session, or if you are considering introducing or utilizing them, please feel free to ask us any questions using the form below.