Helping people in the public eye

Helping people in the public eye tell their story

tell their story

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Communicate purposefully, publicly

Visibility doesn’t only arrive through media attention.

It’s experienced at work, online, during competitions or performances, and in personal moments that put you in the public eye.

You don’t have to be a celebrity or work for a highly recognised organisation to face scrutiny and feel exposed.

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Who I help

Picture the business leader briefing stakeholders, the academic being interviewed about their research, and the politician dealing with constituent complaints in person and online.

When visibility increases, missteps are amplified, boundaries blur, and what you say (and don’t say) can quickly affect credibility, reputation, and trust. This kind of exposure often arrives sooner or more intensely than people expect.

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How I help

Almost four decades as a journalist, researcher, media executive, political adviser, and communications strategist have taught me how to handle the spotlight.

Today, I coach, train, and advise people who are preparing for increased visibility or navigating new communication challenges under scrutiny.

The work is practical and deliberate, supporting others to make sound decisions about who they are, what they share, and how they communicate when the stakes rise.

I help you tell your story – on your terms.

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Coaching

Set communication goals and
play to strengths

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Training

Build essential skills for
public-facing roles

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Advice

Make strategic decisions and
manage complexity

In The Public Eye®

Exclusive training to navigate
public life.

“Fiona Reynolds is a stand-out leader in media and communications.”
“I gained greater insight into the different techniques and ways of developing my communication skills to build my value and authenticity as a leader.”
“Fiona is a great presenter. I learned a lot from observing her approach and style.”
“You helped me build confidence by focusing on the positives and overcoming my self-doubt.”
“After a few coaching sessions, public speaking and media appearances weren’t as daunting, and my performance improved significantly.”

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Talk

Let’s build your capability and confidence.

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Confidentiality Over Promotion

I care about your confidentiality as much as you do. Client information is used only for its intended purpose, with all reasonable steps taken to protect it from unauthorised access, use, or disclosure. I will not reveal the identity of individuals or the nature of our work together without your explicit consent, except where required by law or in line with my Privacy Policy.

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