Great content doesn’t just inform - it connects, simplifies, inspires action, and builds trust across your community. But when your team is stretched and the issues are complex, creating comms that hit the mark on every platform can feel like an uphill climb. That’s why smart organisations and businesses use AI-powered storytelling and writing. Steve Ballantyne, (one of Australasia’s leading AI storytelling experts and a workshop presenter for the New Zealand Marketing Association and Australian Marketing Institute) will be leading this four-part workshop. It has been designed specifically for council professionals that may in/ or with communications and engagement teams. Over four fast-paced 90-minute sessions, you'll learn how to combine proven storytelling techniques with the power of generative AI to simplify complex issues, reach diverse audiences, and build smarter content strategies that work across web, social, email, local events, and more. This is not about replacing human creativity - it’s about giving your team a powerful creative co-pilot. One that helps you plan faster, write stronger, and design with impact. Whether you’re writing public updates, shaping comms strategies, or planning your next campaign, this workshop will show you how to build better content faster, and with fewer resources. |
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Meet the Facilitator
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What you’ll learn:
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You’ll walk away with: ✔️ The confidence to use AI to enhance, not replace, your voice |
Online Course Structure & Information: This workshop is offered online format. An 1.5-hour live session will be held once each week over 4 weeks. The facilitator will present that week's topic live online with other participants. There will also be activities and resources to support your learning.
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More Information
If you need more information or have any questions, please contact ALGIM at service@algim.org.nz