SUMMIT AGENDA
Day One, 31st May 2015
Registration And Morning Coffee
Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Donald Steel, Former Chief Communications Advisor, BBC
How To Make Business Leaders Better Communicators
Mary Jo Jacobi, Former Presidential Advisor To Ronald Reagan And Georghe Bush Sr And
Former VP Communication And Marketing, Shell, BP America, HSBC And Lehman Brothers, USA
Demonstrating Value To Your Senior Leaders: What Matters When It Comes To Talking
About Reputation Management To Your CEO And The Company’s Senior Executives?
Patrick Jephson, Former Private Secretary, Princess Diana And New York Times Bestselling Author Shadows Of A Princess, UK
Interactive Discussion With Mary Jo And Patrick
Networking And Refreshment Break
Using Communications To Drive Thought Leadership
Medard Schoenmaeckers, Global Head Of Communications, HSBC
How Can You Make Your Leaders Understand The Time And Resources Required For Truly Effective Reputation Management?
Sara Hunt, Head of Reputational Risk Management and Reporting, Standard Chartered Bank, UK
Developing The Role Of Communications As A Strategic Resource Within The Company
Rather Than Just A Support
Patricia Yates, Strategy And Communications Director, Visit Britain, UK
Interactive Discussion With Medard, Sara And Patricia
Lunch For Speakers And Delegates
Interactive Workshop: Crisis Communications In A Social Media World
In this new presentation,
global crisis communications expert Donald Steel explores how Air Asia effectively used social media after the loss of one of its aircraft with the death of all on board. He will explore how social media has changed crisis communications, and the new rules which must be followed on social media in a crisis. Then,
in a fully interactive exercise, delegates are invited to work in teams to deal with a fictitious but very serious emergency.
Focussing mostly on social media, but with some traditional media elements, delegates will be invited to take decisions and create social media posts. The decisions each team makes will either assist other teams or create serious problems for them. What will you decide in this fast moving workshop which are always popular at P World events?
Donald Steel, Global Crisis Expert and Former Chief Communications Advisor, BBC, UK
End Of Summit Day One
SUMMIT AGENDA
Day Two, 1st June 2015
Morning Coffee
Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Alex Malouf, Corporate Communications Manager, P&G
Oman On Social Media: Overview Of The Country's Social Media Landscape
Saba Al Busaidi, General Manager, Go Viral Oman
Analyzing The Growing Importance Of Content Management In Digital PR
Jesse Ringham, Digital Communications Manager, Tate Museum, UK
The Use Of Resident Advocacy In City Marketing: Crowdsourcing Advocacy And Using The
Power Of The People?
Charlie Taylor, Director of Communications at Department of Tourism & Commerce Marketing, UAE
Interactive Discussion With Saba, Jesse And Charlie
Networking And Refreshment Break
CSR As The Most Effective Reputation Management Tool: Integrating Corporate Citizenship Into Everyday’s Communications Activities
Shaima Murtadha Al-Lawati , Head Of Oman Operation, Sustainable Square
The End Of Corporate Websites: Is Content The New King?
Alex Malouf, Corporate Communications Manager, Arabian Peninsula, Procter & Gamble, UAE
Creating Successful Global Campaigns With The Help Of Social Media Channels
Heather Mitchell, Head of Global PR & Social Media, Hair Care Brands, Unilever, UK
Interactive Discussion With Shaima, Alex And Heather
Lunch For Speakers And Delegates
Communicating Visually in PR: The Importance Of Imagery In Moving From Verbal And
Written Messages To Visual Messages
Jamal Al Mawed, Head of Corporate Communications in Middle East, Africa and Latin America, Rolls-Royce Motor
Closing Discussion With Speakers And Delegates: What Does The Future Hold For Public Relations
Sarah Walker Kerr, Head Of Public Relations MENA, The Ritz Carlton Hotel Company
End Of Global PR Trends Summit Middle East