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This half morning conference will focus on theory and implementation and aim to ensure delegates can maintain their position at the forefront of best practice in corporate reporting. With speakers from regulators and issuers, investors and advisors, this is an essential event for anyone tasked with the responsibility of maintaining a dialogue with the buy-side and the analysts and media that influence them.
 Communicate magazine’s sector-leading conference for communications professionals working in extraction, Reputation in Oil, Gas and Mining, is now in its third year. Industry experts will share their knowledge, crisis management experience, lessons learned from managing reputation and preparing strategies for the future.
 There is no denying the financial services With iPad 4 around the corner, kindle fire proving an effective low-cost entry point and a new android device out every week It's no wonder that IDC keep increasing their forecasts for the worldwide tablet market, now expected to reach 282 million units within three years. The question now asked is no longer "should we use tablets to communicate", but "how should we use tablets to communicate effectively".
There is no denying the financial services sector faces challenging times. A hostile public, an accusing media and an unsympathetic government. But has the tide turned? November saw the formal approval of the Kay Review, and with it much talk of the financial services industry taking a more sustainable, longer view. Can this be the answer to the issues facing those charged with their organisation's reputation management or other solutions needed?
With four years of experience and development, the 2013 iteration of this annual conference focuses on how the financial services sector can reclaim its reputation by
* Rebuilding its relationship of trust with the public
* Regaining equilibrium in its media depictions
* Responding to and collaborating with the government and other regulatory stakeholders.
Now in its 4th year, this half day intensive conference provides the best value for those using social media for corporate communications. This year's Social Media in a Corporate Context conference focuses on using social media for reactive crisis management and proactive reputation and brand positioning.
In a stellar lineup, the strategic minds behind London 2012’s exemplary communications successes unite to examine the enduring impact of the Games on Britain’s communications industry. Communicate brings together the biggest names in LOCOG, British athletics and Olympic sponsors. Panels, discussions and individual speakers are set to confirm that not only were the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games the best of Britain, but the lessons they learnt will have a profound impact on the way companies talk to their publics.
Speakers from: Locog, British Olympics Association, BBC, Coca-Cola Enterprises, Deloitte, EDF,Grainger, GSK, Royal Mail, TfL, Visa and others.
HTML5 isn't for techies - it's for communicators. Companies need greater (and quicker) control of their mobile communications, they need to react quickly from measurable analytics and to reach all audiences across a range of different platforms - and HTML5 provides all these and more. The forecast is that by 2015 over 50% of mobile apps and sites will be on HTML5.
This essential two hour morning seminar is a must-attend event for communications professionals with an interest in or responsibility for digital communications.
Reputation in Oil, Gas and Mining is the annual European conference that focuses exclusively on reputational issues in oil, gas and mining. It brings together leading industry experts to share their experience, the lessons they’ve learnt, and strategies for the future.
Delegates will leave Reputation in Oil, Gas and Mining with a renewed focus on their organisation's reputation, armed with the tools, knowledge and contacts they need to position and protect their companies, their products and their brands.
"If this business were split up, I would give you the land, bricks and mortar, and I would take the brands and trade marks, and I would fare better than you." John Stuart, CEO, Quaker Oats Co, 1922 - 1953"
The Transform conference is not just there for those about to embark on a thorough rebrand, but for everyone concerned with their brand's relevance to the changing marketplace and to their stakeholders - whether it's their investors, employees, the media or others. Now in its second year, the Transform conference has already established itself as the must attend conference for brand managers, corporate communications professionals and marketers.
For the first time, the Transform conference 2012 will be held on the same day as the Transform Awards. Make a whole day of it.
Reputation in Oil, Gas and Mining is the annual European conference that focuses exclusively on reputational issues in oil, gas and mining. It brings together leading industry experts to share their experience, the lessons they’ve learnt, and strategies for the future.
The past five years has seen the public's sentiment toward the extraction industries sour. Hit hard by a number of crises and disasters the sector has found it hard to keep out of the headlines. And while public sentiment is not the only barometer, there is no denying that the troubles the sector has faced has caused other audiences - the media, investors, regulators etc - to reevaluate perceptions of its reputation.
After the success of the London conference on Google+ for businesses and brands, we're taking this morning seminar to five cities across the UK: Bristol, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow and back to London.
Are you ready for Google+? Keen to see how you can engage with your audiences through Google's new social media offering? Want to work out how to integrate all your social media channels? Need to effectively evaluate your G+ efforts? These morning conferences are for anyone needing to maximise their corporate presence on the social media network that everyone’s talking about.
First 50 tickets - only £95
The brand is central to the intangible value assigned to companies by their stakeholders. No company can sit still - the process of examining and re-examining a brand in terms of its relevance to those stakeholders should be ongoing.
The Transform conference is not just there for those about to embark on a thorough rebrand, but for everyone concerned with their brand's relevance to the changing marketplace and to their stakeholders - whether it's their investors, employees, the media or others. Now in its second year, the Transform conference has already established itself as the must attend conference for brand managers, corporate communications professionals and marketers
This was the third annual conference for corporate communications professionals in the financial sector.
Financial services firms currently face a host of challenges: a hostile public; an accusing media; an unsympathetic government. The time has come for the financial sector to reclaim its reputation and repair its relationships. Reputation in Financial Services was geared towards helping companies look forward. Leading industry experts spoke on their experiences, the lessons they'd learnt and their strategies for the future. This conference was attended by financial services professionals connected with their companies' brands.
Now in its third year - the only conference to solely focus on the role of social media within corporate communications. Don't just take our word for it - this is what they said about last year's event. "Absolutely brilliant and inspiring" - "Excellent - good to see social media in action" - "So many amazing speakers" - "I wish I'd brought the rest of the team" - "Very authoritative" - "Best conference I've been to on this subject - & I've been to a few." - "Very topical, very relevant, very useful" - "Excellent format" - "The food was good!" Topic submissions are currently invited for the 2012 event, which will be held in May.
Social Media in a Corporate Context is London's most popular conference for corporate communications professionals needing to understand how social media forges a dialogue with internal and external stakeholders. In 2011 we also held it in the heart of Amsterdam. The site contains the speaker handouts from this event.
The Reputation in Oil, Gas and Mining conference took place on 20 January 2011, and received fantastic reviews from delegates at a time when the extraction industries are facing increasingly complex reputational issues. It was the first conference to really focus on reputation in the oil, gas and mining sectors, and as such a must-attend event for anyone concerned with their company's brand. For a limited time this link will remain open for visitors to see the presentations given on the day.
Social media tools are increasingly used by those who need to communicate to audiences who are not necessarily their customers. Social Media in a Corporate Context took place on 19 October and received rave reviews (and an 84% approval rating) from delegates. For a limited time this link will remain open for visitors to see the presentations given on the day.
Transform is the only annual European conference on rebranding, repositioning and brand transformation. It was a must-attend event for anyone involved with their company’s brand, and received an 85% score in the delegate feedback. With sessions on all aspects of rebranding, from creative strategy to implementation, Transform gave delegates the knowledge, tools and contacts they need. For a limited time this link will remain open for visitors to see the presentations given on the day. |
Best practice: corporate reporting
Reputation in Financial Services
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