#CoronaCon
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On the 9 and 16 June the Chartered Institute of Public Relations Greater London Group (CIPR GLG), has announced it will be hosting an online conference for its members, as well as other PR practitioners across the sector. CoronaCon will feature an array of industry leaders who will discuss how the industry has responded to the changing working environment in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The aim of the conference is to create a community, foster understanding and ultimately support those working across the PR industry, in order to come to terms with how their profession has been impacted by this global crisis, and how they can prepare for the future.
CIPR members can buy tickets for the conference for £10, whilst non-member tickets are available for £15 and any funds raised by ticket sales will be donated to charity. Donations will be split between the CIPR’s Benevolent Fund iProvision and the Felix Project, which help PR practitioners affected by the crisis and feeds local communities in London by rescuing surplus food from the food industry respectively.
To find out more information on CoronaCon, access the full agenda and buy tickets, please see here:
- Tickets for 9 June 2020
- Tickets for 16th June 2020
Confirmed speakers include:
- Jenni Field, CIPR President and Founder of Redefining Communications: How have PR agencies and industry responded to COVID-19?
- Alex Myers, founder & CEO of Manifest Group and PR Week’s Global PR Professional 2020: “How has COVID-19 accelerated and evolved the purpose economy and what is its lasting impact for purpose-driven consumer brands?”
- Tony Langham - Co-founder and Chief Executive of Lansons: “It’s All About Reputation Now: Who’s Having A Good War, And Who Isn’t?”
- Ronke Lawal - Founder Ariatu PR: “How future-facing consumer brands can ‘COVID-19 proof’ themselves using digital communications tools”
- Sarah Waddington - Founder of Astute.Work, former CIPR President “What lessons can be learned by senior management from their response to COVID-19 and their crisis comms preparedness?”
