Reputation in Oil, Gas & Mining - asking the big questions
The Reputation in Oil, Gas & Mining conference took place on 20 January. It came at a time when the extraction industries are facing increasingly complex reputational issues. There have been tremendous marketing and communications challenges for oil, gas and mining firms in the past few years, compounded by a sometimes feral press, a crowded – and varied – NGO sector, and a consumer audience armed with potent new communication tools.
At the same time, the intangible aspect of an organisation’s value is constantly increasing. Corporate brand must therefore lie at the heart of the communications strategies of oil, gas and mining firms. As the first conference to really focus on reputation in the oil, gas and mining sectors, this is a must-attend for anyone associated with their organisation's brand.
The conference for 2012 is being prepared now. If you would like to submit suggestions for topics or speakers, please contact Communicate magazine with your thoughts.
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View slides from an amazing line-up of industry experts, thought leaders, and inspirational speakers
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ROGM is aimed at all those in the oil, gas and mining sectors with responsibility for the following:
- Corporate communications
- Marketing communications
- Brand management
- Reputation management
- Public affairs
- Lobbying
- Internal communications
- Branding
- Rebranding
- Investor relations
- Public relations
- Corporate affairs
- Media strategy
- CSR
- Employee engagement
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