do public and private communication differ? This Peer Review focuses on the differences and similarities between public and private communication. Which approach works best and to what extent should communication be geared to the target group? Opinions differ about the best approach for communicating a message. For example, it is stated that the public sector is under a magnifying glass and that openness is therefore of paramount importance. In the private sector, there is more emphasis on efficiency and gaining market share. The raison d'être of the private sector depends on the degree of speed, creativity and focus in the companies, hence the faster reactions to developments. In addition to the differences, the similarities are discussed, and what both sectors can learn from each other. The professionals speaking today are Connie Eli, Director of Communications Ministry of the Interior; Wieneke Buurman, Chairman Logeion; Elleke Evers, Managing Consultant Future Communication; Rose Dammen, Communications Manager RET and our own Nicolette Vink, Head of Production idtv+. The Peer Review is a monthly production of idtv+ and Logeion, the Dutch professional organization for communication professionals. In each episode, guests from the communication profession shine their light on a theme. The previous episodes appeared on the media channels of idtv+ and Logeion. Production runs throughout the year, in honor of Logeion's 75th anniversary. previous post hornbach is looking for the best handyman in the Netherlands next post peer review #7 on abrasive communication idtv is an All3media Company - © 2021 idtv Terms and Conditions Privacy Statement Cookie Policy