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Daile Cross

  • Communications Director, Clarity Communications
Perth
As seen in: MSN Australia, Stuff.co.nz, Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, The Sunday Age, The Canberra Times, Brisbane Times, WAtoday, Mandurah Mail, Business News and
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When the room stops agreeing: how senior dissent shapes reputation

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By Daile Cross
| Business News
Most reputation crises don't start externally. They start in the leadership layer and quickly find their way out where they can have real, immediate business impacts. A strategy that isn't agreed on. A departure framed as "personal reasons". An executive who stops appearing at industry events. These aren't internal matters. In the environment stakeholders now operate in, they are reputation signals.
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From Decision to Delivery: Owning Corporate Reputation

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By Daile Cross
| Business News
In Perth, as in most markets the chief storyteller for an organisation remains the CEO. Corporate reputation rests on their shoulders, and they set the tone both publicly and within their own teams. It’s their job to make people care about their story, their message and their work. The best CEOs confidently communicate with a range of important stakeholders, tailoring the story they tell for each and ensuring effective messages cut through.
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WA news LIVE: Man charged over setting Innaloo house alight, throwing Molotov cocktails at real estate agency

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By Daile Cross
| Brisbane Times
Turning to crime news, a 62-year-old man has been charged over deliberately lighting a fire that destroyed a home in Perth’s northern suburbs on Monday. Emergency crews were called to a home on Parsons Way in Innaloo around 4.40am. The home was engulfed in flames and the structure was collapsing. The 62-year-old allegedly started the fire inside the home, before leaving in a car and travelling to a real estate office on Scarborough Beach Road in Doubleview.
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