Alan Cantwell is one of the country's most experienced media consultants, lobbyists, strategists and PR experts.
He is regarded as one of the go-to individuals when it comes to media training. Alan has worked in media for more than three decades. He spent 14 years as the Senior News Anchor/Correspondent at TV3.
Alan provides crisis communication advice and PR services as well as strategic advice to business and political figures.
Our communications experts will audit your current communications processes, from crisis communications protocols, to assessing the ability of senior executives to lead your organisation through any crisis.
We appoint only top tier professionals, experienced journalists, former government advisers and public relations professionals. Led by Alan Cantwell, we will show you how to prepare, understand what journalists want and deliver your message.
Crucially we will provide you with the knowhow to take control of any media situation.
Our ‘In-studio’ simulations allow you first-hand experience in a real broadcast environment.
We work from a full broadcast studio. Technically there is nothing we cannot do. This is a fully immersive media experience with studio backdrops, lighting and autocue.
To put it simply this is what you should expect from a professional television or radio operation.
Our facilities located on Haddington Road in the heart of Dublin 4, are unmatched.
Positioned conveniently on the banks of the Grand Canal, Haddington Media is only a short walk from the city centre. Located near to both the Dart and Luas services our contemporary studio and office environment is just minutes from Silicon Docks and the IFSC Coming to us for training is as convenient as a day in the office.
If you are traveling from further afield and need to be collected then we also provide an exclusive door to door driver service on request.
Our objective is to insulate you against potential threats and disruption from events out of your control. We will equip you with the necessary skills to deal with and use a crisis to your advantage.
