The Queen’s Christmas Broadcast for 2007 did not disappoint. It was nicely constructed around the theme of continuity within the context of change, as exemplified by neatly integrating excerpts from the Queen’s first televised Christmas Broadcast in 1957. Given I was blogging about just the same theme the other day, does this mean I think like royalty? (or at least like a royal adviser?) ;) The Queen’s speech also gave a balanced message that linked the importance of family and the values exemplified by Christ, and taught by all religions, with the need to take personal responsibility for countering the ills of social exclusion. I am glad the Queen’s speech is on YouTube, where people can see and hear it whenever they like. It seems to me that the Queen’s message is not just for Christmas, but for the whole year round. Perhaps the Queen should consider broadcasting more often, or better still, starting her own video blog…
The Inclusive Queen
During his career, Eric has been a Director of Risk Management for a national telco, the Chief Executive of the Risk & Assurance Group, a Chief Marketing Officer for a software business, a consultant, a public speaker and the publisher of Commsrisk since its launch in 2006. Look here for more about the history of Commsrisk and the role played by Eric.
The comms providers that Eric has worked for include Qatar Telecom, Cable & Wireless, T‑Mobile, Sky and Worldcom. In addition to his proficiency at speaking about the current scamdemic, Eric is also a qualified chartered accountant and a subject matter expert in consumer protection, enterprise risk management, fraud prevention, data integrity and billing accuracy. Eric was the lead author of Revenue Assurance: Expert Opinions for Communications Providers, published by CRC Press. He can be reached through the contact form on this website.
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