Staying ahead in an ever-changing world is the theme of this year's South West Communicators Conference.
At the high-profile event business journalist and BBC broadcaster Declan Curry will chair a roundtable discussion on the changing media landscape, with contributions from regional BBC, ITV and other media.
The key morning session, What happens when you're on every front page, will be led by Amanda Hearst, head of corporate communications for Avon & Somerset Police. She played a pivotal role in handling the media frenzy that surrounded the death of Joanna Yeates last Christmas.
There will be six workshops including:
Howard Kosky, Chairman, markettiers4dc: How to get the most out of broadcast
Tim Evans, Digital Mentor, Cosmic: How to get the most out of social media – strategy, planning & evaluation
Jonathan Hemus, Insignia: Media training and issues and crisis communications
Nina Grunfeld, Founder and MD Life Clubs: Employee engagement – how to unlock potential
Linda Taylor, Director, 3G Communications: Business development – winning new clients.
The event takes place on Tuesday June 14 at the Bristol Hotel on Harbourside.
Prices have been maintained at 2009 levels with CIPR members paying £105 while members of CIM, SW PR, Bristol Media members and freelancers pay £115. The fee for non members is £125. To register your interest email CIPRWestofEngland@gmail.com
