Women and Gen Z key to political strategy

Kos Samaras political communications strategist provides valuable insights

He’s known simply as Kos. He is Kosmos Samaras – Director Strategy and Analytics RedBridge agency

He has over 25 years of experience in advertising and politics. From 2005 to 2019, Kosmos served as Labor’s Victorian Deputy Campaign Director.

During those 14 years he developed and implemented campaign strategies for Labor’s Victorian state and federal election campaigns. This includes four Victorian state elections, four federal elections and countless by-elections. He iski  one of the longest serving and most experienced campaign strategists in Australian Labor Party history.

Kos Samaras shares his insights on the prevailing political communications strategy in a changing and difficult communications environment. Samaras reflects on Federal Politics, the role of women, Gen Z and the potential permanent stain caused by the politics of retribution and purity over pragmatism. Listen in to find out more.

 

Conversations on Communication podcast is a collaboration with The University of Queensland

The University of Queensland is situated on the land of the Turrbal/Jagera people.

 
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David Gilchrist

David Gilchrist is an Australian writer and filmmaker. His work has appeared in Australian Geographic, The Independent (UK), The Courier-Mail, The Australian, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, The Canberra Times, The West Australian, The New Zealand Herald, Inside Sport, Out There Magazine and RM Williams Outback Magazine. In terms of his filmmaking he had produced work for ABC Open, ABC Landline, and the National Museum of Australia.

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