Help with communication ideas is given.

This scenario is given: 1) The CEO of a carpet manufacturing company has come up with a brilliant idea of making a collage out of waste carpet pieces and marketing it as wall art. The CEO feels that customers appreciate fresh ideas and will be willing to buy anything that comes with a label of new, creative or innovative. You have been asked to plan strategic communications keeping the 5 Ws and 1H in mind.

A production department scenario of a chocolate manufacturing company is mentioned.

Help with this scenario is given: You are in charge of the production department of a chocolate manufacturing company. A customer has reported that there was an ant in the chocolate and has lodged a complaint to the health department. The news spread to the media and as a result, sales have plummeted. Inventory is stacking up quickly and the company is experiencing a drastic drop in income.

What types of companies would benefit the most from print media as a way to market their product. Why?

Please help. Thank you. What types of companies would benefit the most from print media as a way to market their product. Why? "Identity what kinds of things will affect the corporate image of the company and how they are impacted." Do company stakeholders affect the reputation of a company? Give an example where you think this is true.

Communication ideas are generated.

This scenario is listed: You are the chairperson of an IT company. Your company has come up with a new software which, according to the project manager, is sure to revolutionize the industry. You want to enhance the corporate image by communicating with the external public.

Press release assistance occurs.

This scenario is debated: You have been asked by the CEO of your company to prepare a PowerPoint presentation for sales representatives on the new wonder drug for AIDS that your company has patented. Since competing pharmaceutical companies have commented to the press that your drug is very high in steroids, you have to convince the sales representatives that statements made by competitors are false.