Make your word work for you
Make your word work for you
Make your word work for you
Make your word work for you
My name is Dimitri Alehins and I am a freelance communications consultant based in Berlin. My 20-year experience in communications will help your organisation make your word work for you, cutting through the chaos of confusing content. Make sure to take advantage of my offer.
Competences
Corporate communications and strategy Content creation and management Project management Assistance in public affairs analysis
Values
The aim of my services is to create value that contributes to your business, its reputation and results. The engine of my services is my experience and passion to get things done.
How may I be relevant to your business or organisation?
- Leadership support
- Digital content and channel management
- Analytical problem solver
- MBA in public affairs (2018—2019)
- 20 years in communications, of which 13 in corporate communications
- Regional experience: lived, worked and studied in Latvia, Russia, Denmark, Finland, Germany
Check out my offer.
Content Production, Project Management, International Communications
Take advantage of my offer
Have discount on the first assignment or in the first month. Both the scope and lengths are negotiable and depend on the complexity and length of the intended engagement.
Discount 50% on complex and lengthy engagements.
Standard fee: EUR 80 per hour + VAT
Stay Home, Order Online, Adapt
What lessons are we likely to draw from the recent lockdown limbo now that life is slowly turning back to normal? Will it be all the way back to normal, including the complacency of dominant market players never short of eager customers? Romanian marketing consultant Olimpia-Elena Andronic believes we, both the public and businesses, have become more supportive, empathetic and adaptable. In a piece on business communication in Romania during the pandemic, she presents new emotions that replaced smug confidence usual for business commercials before the crisis.
Latvia spots identity middle ground while keeping a lid on COVID19
Latvia, a small country on the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea, has so far been one of the least affected by the virus. Foreign Policy is looking into the phenomenon. Here is my take-away from the article. It appears that a medical crisis has helped Latvia resolve its identity crisis and enhanced the public’s sense of safety, as well as the feeling that the national government cares about its citizens.
Post-lockdown Sweden healthier than the rest of Europe
Slowly entering a post-lockdown phase, one starts to assess the costs of the antivirus measures. Sweden is expected to limit the damage its economy will inevitably suffer due to the post-COVID19 recession. The country is unique in Europe not only due to its “easy” lockdown but also because of some much more fundamental choices nearly impossible for most other countries to replicate.