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Celebrating success: The communicators magazine team, from right, illustrator David Lyttleton, editor Steve Knight and designer Amelia Clark receive their certificate from CiB president Alan Peaford after their magazine was a class runner-up in the European FEIEA Grand Prix competition, which is open to all business magazines throughout Europe.
 Knight Train & Consult Ltd specialises in providing internal communications
training, employee communications consultancy and a full range of hands-on
editorial services including:
- Specialist
communications training
- Specialist
editorial training
- Editorial
consultancy
- In-house
newspaper production
- In-house
magazine production
- In-house
newsletter production
- Writing,
sub-editing, editing and proofreading for company newspapers, company
magazines and company newsletters
- Writing
features, press releases, advertising copy and marketing material
MD Steve Knight knows
what's needed and what's realistic because, as well as being a classically
trained journalist, he has been working in the industrial communications
field for more than 20 years.
He
is a Fellow of the British Association of Communicators in Business
(CiB).
He
regularly teaches courses on behalf of CiB and also taught BA journalism
at Southampton Solent University.
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Knight Train has followed up the success of the Internal Communications Diploma accreditation programme it is administering on behalf of the British Association of Communicators in Business (CiB) by launching an advanced level for 2010. More than 60 people have so far either signed up for or completed the programme’s foundation level. “We’ve only been running for a year but the programme’s success has been amazing,” said Steve Knight. “One British Government department is putting 30 of its people through the programme and we have had other people taking part from all over the country – we’ve even had a participant from Luxembourg. Now the advanced offering will take everything to a new level.” For full details see www.cib.uk.com
Training and editorial consultancy continues to go from strength to strength with Knight Train producing a range of courses and communications reports for various businesses. Recent clients have included the Post Office, Avon and Anglian Water. Knight Train has also been commissioned to run a series of half-day training workshops for the Audit Commission throughout 2010.
Steve has gone back to his roots, becoming chief sub-editor for the quarterly Arabian Aerospace magazine. Three editions were published in 2009 and a fourth was scheduled for early January 2010. “Each edition is more than 100 pages and the one for last year’s Dubai Airshow just went on and on but I’m delighted to be associated with such a high quality product,” said Steve. CiB president Alan Peaford, who runs specialist aviation agency Aerocomm, is the magazine editor. For details see http://www.arabianaerospace.aero/
Steve, Jackie Davis and Steve Doswell continue to work for Rolls-Royce Defence Aerospace, writing and sub-editing stories for the Bristol site’s printed newsletter and intranet publication. Knight Train was also commissioned to write an “employee engagement” special publication for the company.
Knight Train and Consult Ltd was delighted when communicators magazine – flagship publication of the British Association of Communicators in Business (CiB) – won an award in a European business publishing competition. The magazine took second prize in the cartoon or illustration category of the FEIEA Grand Prix thanks to a magnificent cartoon by illustrator David Lyttleton. (see picture left – courtesy Tom Whipps).
Steve has been commissioned to help produce a daily magazine at the Intermat construction show in Munich during the third week of April. It follows up his work sub-editing last year’s show magazine in Paris. |
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