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Malaysia Congress 2010coMMunicationS Pre-Conference Workshop: 27 September 2010
Conference Date: 28-29 September 2010Post-Conference Workshop: 30 September 2010
Venue: crowne plaza Mutiara Hotel, Kuala lumpur, Malaysia
tHe poweR of pR: ReDefininG tHe MeaninG of
coMMunicationS
all new in tHiS yeaR pRoGRaMMe: top inDuStRy coMMunicatoRS fRoM leaDinG oRGaniSationS
cuttinG eDGe topicS witH taKe HoMe StRateGieS foR you to iMpleMent in youR oRGaniSation
oveR 30 RenowneD SpeaKeRS
4 inteRactive RounD-table DiScuSSionS
2 plenaRy SeSSionS anD 3 concuRRent StReaMinG SeSSionS wHicH incluDe “coRpoRate iMaGe & bRanDinG”, “coRpoRate coMMunicationS & MeDia” anD “ StRateGic MaRKetinG & pR”
3 pRe anD poSt MaSteRclaSSeS
16 HouRS of netwoRKinG oppoRtunitieS
tHe MoSt eStabliSHeD anD coMpReHenSive event of itS KinD to SHowcaSe tHe StRateGieS, SolutionS, beSt pRacticeS, peRSonalitieS anD coMpanieS.
one full Day pRe-conGReSS MaSteRclaSS
“leveRaGinG tHe poweR of pReSS confeRence, pReSS ReleaSeS
anD MeDia”
oRGaniSeD by: SuppoRtinG oRGaniSationS:
Special DiScount to memberS
official MeDia paRtneRS:
“wRitinG foR an inteRnational auDience: SelecteD beSt pRacticeS”
“Social MeDia: unDeRStanDinG netwoRK effectS anD leveRaGinG online coMMunitieS”
one full Day poSt-conGReSS MaSteRclaSSeS (2 SeSSionS)<< SeSSion 1 >> << SeSSion 2 >>
Lars VoedischRegional Head - Media Intelligence, Asia PacificDow jones & co
Haresh Khoobchandani Senior Director (Business & Marketing organisation) Microsoft Singapore
Jonathan WebsterHead of Communications
- Marine & Asia PacificRolls Royce
Paul LoizGlobal Brand Manager
unilever
Madanmohan RaoResearch DirectorMobileMonday
Laine SantanaSenior Corporate
Communications Manager Group Communications (Asia)
HSbc
Pamela YapDirector, new Media
Businessastro tv
Dato’ Sharifah Mohd. ismailPresident
institute Marketing Malaysia (iMM)
featuRinG tHouGHt leaDeRS incluDinG:
paRticipatinG oRGaniSationS incluDe:
SiGn up now foR tHiS 3-in-1 confeRence!
Dear Colleague,
After 8 years of stewardship through profitable markets and unprecedented economic upheaval, PR & Communications continues her relevance as one of the region’s leading industry gatherings for Asia-Pacific media, PR, communication, branding and marketing professionals.
With fear and economic slowdown almost behind us, the business of getting back on track begins with effective communication of corporate plan, strategy, objective to employees and stakeholders. Today’s myriad of communication channels and new social media platforms provide excellent options to communication specialists to determine which mix works best for their organisation. Given the global market uncertainties, complex organisation objectives and changing shareholders’ expectations, there is no one model of communications strategy that fits all. Determining this itself is a challenge! pR & coMMunicationS MalaySia conGReSS 2010 showcases cutting edge strategies and best practices that strengthen your branding, marketing, internal communications, external liasons and media relations initiatives.
pR & coMMunicationS MalaySia conGReSS 2010 is the front line of the future, the people who are rethinking pR, Media and communication industry.
Connect. engage. Be heard.
Yours Sincerely,
iris Tan, Senior Conference ManagerpR & communications Division
for enquiries & registration: call (603) 2070 3299 or (65) 6536 8676 or fax (603) 2070 3369 or (65) 6536 4356 or visit us at www.abf-asia.com
eMbRacinG tHe new MeaninG to tRue pR & MeDia poweR
ReGiSteR eaRly to enjoy SupeR eaRly biRD SavinGS & GRoup DiScountS! SiGn up toDay
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27 SepteMbeR 2010 pRe-conGReSS MaSteRclaSS “a”: LeVeRAGinG THe PoWeR of PReSS ConfeRenCe, PReSS ReLeASeS AnD MeDiA
aGenDa at a Glance
openinG plenaRy SeSSion integrating socila media and pR pR marketing communications for maximum business impact embracing new trends and challenges legal challenges in new media
TRACK AcoRpoRate iMaGe & bRanDinG
TRACK BcoRpoRate coMMunicationS & new Social MeDia
TRACK CStRateGic MaRKetinG & pR
Brand perceptionStrategic corporate brandingBrand managementCreating brand presenceDelivering brand messages
Media-press relations Maximising budgetengaging PR professionalsCommunicating in challenging timesMaximising coverage
Mobile marketingSuccessful/ecent marketingLeveraging on integrated channelsStrategic PR and marketing plansCommunicating with youth
28 SepteMbeR 2010 Day 1 conGReSS
TRACK AcoRpoRate iMaGe & bRanDinG
TRACK BcoRpoRate coMMunicationS & new Social MeDia
TRACK CStRateGic MaRKetinG & pR
Brand identitiesBoosting online presenceBuilding corporate identityDigital brandingPower brandingBrand building in tough timeAsian brand strategies
PR excellenceStrategic communications Reputation managementMedia impact and resultsCrisis managementJob functions in PR Crisis communications
CSR marketingSocial media marketingStrategic marketing planDelivering the right messageintegrating marcomsonline marketingintegrating PR and marketing
cloSinG plenaRy SeSSion aligning media relations startegies in business strategy corporate ethics and values in pR
29 SepteMbeR 2010 Day 2 conGReSS
30 SepteMbeR 2010 poSt-conGReSS MaSteRclaSS “a”: SeSSion 1: WRiTinG foR An inTeRnATionAL AuDienCe: SeLeCTeD BeST PRACTiCeSSeSSion 2: SoCiAL MeDiA: unDeRSTAnDinG neTWoRK effeCTS AnD LeVeRAGinG onLine CoMMuniTieS
Public Relations and Communications Professional from MnCs, B2B, Consumer industries, Government Ministries and Statutory Boards responsible for:
• corporate communications• corporate Relations• corporate affairs• investor Relations• Media Relations• advertising and promotions• Marketing communications
from Agency and Consultancy• pR and Marketing communications
consultants• business consultants• business account Directors• legal advisors• Solution providers
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Hot topicS anD expeRt inSiGHt!
10.45 MoRninG RefReSHMenT
11.00 panel DiScuSSion: pR leaDeRS RounD table eMbRacinG cHanGinG tiMeS, tRenDS anD cHallenGeS in pR anD
coRpoRate coMMunicationS • emerging trends in public relations and the new challenges they bring • What works and what doesn’t • Challenges of Press and Media Relations in Asia today • Strategic planning and directions given these challenges • empowering PR professional in time of great uncertainty and growing
social media network Moderator: Andrew Thomas, Managing Director, ogilvy public Relations worldwide
Panelists: Lars Voedisch, Regional Head - Media Intelligence, Asia Pacific, Dow jones & co
Jane Kneebone, Director Corporate Affairs & Communications, Deloitte
Jonas de los Reyes, Community Manager, yahoo 11.45 wHat eveRy coMMunicatoR SHoulD Know about leGal cHallenGeS
• Traditional iP rights and how they apply to Web 2.0 • user generated contents – who owns what • Down-loading of contents from internet – use at your own risk! • Specific laws relating to internet and the computer age Yew Woon Chooi, Patent Agent and Partner, Rodyk & Davidson
12.30 LunCH
8.00 ReGiSTRATion AnD WeLCoMe Coffee
9.00 cHaiRMan’S welcoMinG anD openinG ReMaRKS Madanmohan Rao Research Director MobileMonday 9.15 Keynote: ManaGinG tHe uncontRollable: inteGRateD
coMMunicationS in tHe aGe of Social MeDia • it’s an ART: What you need to know about social media • Social or not – it’s media relations • Being prepared is everything: Ready for the next crisis? • Leveraging smart tools to make smart decisions Lars Voedisch, Regional Head - Media Intelligence, Asia Pacific Dow jones & co 10.00 tHe evolvinG Role of pR - itS Relevance anD iMpoRtance in
cHallenGinG tiMeS A look at how PR has evolved from media relations to integrated communications to better adapt to the
explosion of new media channels & how to best leverage some of these channels to get real results: • Talking to the press isn’t enough – PR evolution & the “new normal” in comms • Social media is a team sport – it’s all in and it can change your business
for the better • employee evangelism – leverage your staff to broaden your voice • Leading from the top – executive buy-in is critical for comms success Haresh Khoobchandani, Senior Director (Business & Marketing organisation) Microsoft Singapore
for enquiries & registration: call (603) 2070 3299 or (65) 6536 8676 or fax (603) 2070 3369 or (65) 6536 4356 or visit us at www.abf-asia.com
eMbRacinG tHe new MeaninG to tRue pR & MeDia poweR Congress Day 1 28 SepteMbeR 2010, tueSDay
plenaRy SeSSion
bReaK-out SeSSionS
coRpoRate iMaGe & bRanDinG coRpoRate coMMunicationS & new Social MeDia StRateGic MaRKetinG & pR
1.30 enHancinG bRanD peRception by leveRaGinG on coHeSive anD taRGeteD pR StRateGieS
• The true role of PR in brand building and corporate reputation
• Building a brand through effective and cost-effective public relations
• Brandng PR versus other forms of PR Zulkifli Shahari, Assistant General Manager telekom Malaysia
2.15 DefininG StRateGy in line witH coRpoRate GoalS anD bRanD
• Communicating with a diverse audience • Maintaining the importance of face to face
communication in difficult times • Working with the leadership, HR and marketing
to understand wider objectives • Showing how communication will aid delivery of
firm goals Anna Cousins, Corporate Communications Manager Maddocks, lawyers
3.00 bRanD anD Reputation ManaGeMent • Brand and reputation management • Leveraging your brand in the media • Social media – watch your reputation
1.30 StRenGtHeninG StRateGic pReSS anD MeDia RelationS
• Strengthening strategic press and media relations
• importance and role of media • Dealing with the media today • Getting your message across • Selling your story • Synthesising your agenda with media
requirements • Social media today and how Deloitte uses it-
case study Jane Kneebone Director Corporate Affairs & Communications Deloitte
2.15 MaxiMiSinG coRpoRate coMMunicationS StRateGy anD buDGet to Meet oRGaniSational neeDS
• Assessing the current role of your corporate communications within your organisation
• Maximising the corporate communications budget • intergrate internal and external communications • understanding the role of communications at the
heart of business success Samir Kapur, eVP, Communications, Religare
3.00 GettinG tHe pRofeSSionalS to ManaGe tHe MeDia anD MaKe it woRK
• The role of PR agencies today • The upside & downside of engaging PR agencies
1.30 Mobile MaRKetinG: StRateGieS foR MaxiMiSinG Mobile ReacH
• What is mass reach media? • How can mass reach be done today, and on what
channels • What mass reach channels exist in APAC • Why work with operators on mobile advertising
inventory • How to do effective mass reach advertising
campaigns • Mobile mass reach channels, which exist, and
what is the usage scenarios • Real life case studies from APAC • Q&A Ruben eduardo Maislos founder VP Business Development puding Media Singapore
2.15 MaRKetinG & bRanDinG a woRlD-claSS event • Marketing with the right strategy and skills • Case study on how iMM organised its event with
minimal advertising budget and demonstrating the power of PR
• Maximising opportunities to contribute to marketing and communication needs through events
Dato’ Sharifah Mohd.ismail, President institute Marketing Malaysia (iMM)
3.00 ReacHinG out to tHe buSineSS coMMunity tHRouGH inteGRateD cHannelS
• identifying key media channels to market • Accessing and effectively using low cost
integrated channels to market
>>>> cHaiRMan’S openinG ReMaRKS <<<<Madanmohan Rao, Research DirectorMobileMonday
>>>> cHaiRMan’S openinG ReMaRKS <<<<Lars Voedisch, Regional Head - Media intelligence, Asia Pacific, Dow jones & co
>>>> cHaiRMan’S openinG ReMaRKS <<<<Dato’ Sharifah Mohd. ismail, Presidentinstitute Marketing Malaysia (iMM)
• Why use social media • Social media marketing • Social media: impact on brand and reputation
management • Yammer at Deloitte case study • Social media and brand protection • Measuring results from traditional media campaign • Measuring your social media efforts Jane Kneebone, Director Corporate Affairs &
Communications, Deloitte
3.45 AfTeRnoon RefReSHMenT
4.00 cReatinG concuRRent bRanD pReSence in botH tHe conSuMeR MinDS anD DiGital MaRKet place
• using brands to attract consumers in the digital marketplace
• Leveraging the digital space to bring the brand alive in the customers minds
• How brands could create a new consumer experience in the digital marketplace
ian McKee, Ceo, volcanic
4.45 panel DiScuSSion: SucceSSfully woRKinG witH cReative
paRtneRS to DRive appRopRiate bRanD MeSSaGe
• The need for clear briefs and objectives in campaigns
• Choosing an agency that has values close to your organisation
• Continual evaluation and assessment • Building on the working relationship Panelists: Madanmohan Rao, Research Director MobileMonday
ian McKee, Ceo, volcanic
Simon Si, Head of Regional Communications jobstreet
5.30 enD of Day one conGReSS
• Choosing the right PR agency that works aligned with the company’s objectives
• Having a network of PR agencies when dealing with media overseas
• evaluating your PR agency Andrew Thomas, Managing Director ogilvy public Relations worldwide
3.45 AfTeRnoon RefReSHMenT
4.00 coMMunicatinG DuRinG tiMeS of cHanGe • Lessons from the global financial crisis (GFC) for
internal communication • Dealing with generational and cultural differences • Managing concerns and ‘fear’ of change • Keeping staff motivated during uncertain times Anna Cousins, Corporate Communications Manager Maddocks, lawyers
4.45 panel DiScuSSion: How to MaxiMiSe youR coveRaGe acRoSS
tRaDitional anD new MeDia platfoRMS • Media fragmentation: new media, new risks
– what are the new possibilities for PR? • evaluate how the impact of your PR strategy and
discover how to quantify and where it delivers • understanding journalists’ priorities and preferred
methods of communication to develop and foster mutually beneficial media relationships with particular focus on culture
Moderator: Lars Voedisch Regional Head - Media Intelligence, Asia Pacific Dow jones & co
Panelists: Andrew Thomas, Managing Director ogilvy public Relations worldwide
Laine Santana, Senior Corporate Communications Manager Group Communications (Asia)
the Hong Kong and Shanghai bank
Krishnamoorthy Muthaly, former The Star Chief Reporter and freelancer, cnn/pR and Director, launchpad, Malaysia
Shravani Dang Group Head of Corporate Communications avantha group
5.30 enD of Day one conGReSS
• Harnessing the power of emerging media and marketing channels to successfully connect with your targeted audiences
Harith Menon, Head of Marketing & Corporate Affairs nokia Siemens
3.45 AfTeRnoon RefReSHMenT
4.00 inteGRatinG Social MeDia in cReatinG pR & MaRKetinG StRateGieS
• engaging the digital consumer • Strategies towards increasing advocacy amongst
customers • Building loyal communities around customers • How the basics and trends of social media
features prominently in your PR and marketing strategies
• Case studies (Dos and don’t) Pamela Yap, Director ,new Media Business Measat broadcast network Systems (MbnS), astro tv
4.45 StRateGic MaRKetinG: taRGetinG tHe younG population
• Youth marketing - what has changed? • What are the key objectives of marketers to the
youth today? • online digital media for marketing to youth Andreas Vogiatzakis, Managing Director omnicom Media Group
5.30 enD of Day one conGReSS
for enquiries & registration: call (603) 2070 3299 or (65) 6536 8676 or fax (603) 2070 3369 or (65) 6536 4356 or visit us at www.abf-asia.com
Congress Day 2 29 SepteMbeR 2010, weDneSDay
8.30 MoRninG Coffee 9.00 cHaiRMan’S openinG ReMaRKS Samir Kapur eVP, Communications Religare
bReaK-out SeSSionS
coRpoRate iMaGe & bRanDinG coRpoRate coMMunicationS & new Social MeDia StRateGic MaRKetinG & pR
8.30 MoRninG Coffee 9.00 cHaiRMan’S openinG ReMaRKS Krishnamoorthy Muthaly, former The Star Chief
Reporter and freelancer, cnn/pR and Director, launchpad, Malaysia
8.30 MoRninG Coffee 9.00 cHaiRMan’S openinG ReMaRKS Dato’ Sharifah Mohd. ismail President institute Marketing Malaysia (iMM)
for enquiries & registration: call (603) 2070 3299 or (65) 6536 8676 or fax (603) 2070 3369 or (65) 6536 4356 or visit us at www.abf-asia.com
9.15 bRanDS 2.0: bRanD puSH anD pull in a web 2.0 woRlD
• How communities are becoming strong players in defining the worth of brands
• How Web 2.0 offers a range of options • Reinventing brands to keep up with new
consumer trends • Creating new cultures of collaboration internally
for external • Case studies Madanmohan Rao, Research Director, MobileMonday
10.00 MoRninG RefReSHMenT
10.30 acHievinG woRlD-claSS StanDaRD anD conSiStency in youR oRGaniSation’S online pReSence
• Has internet removed cultural barriers • What makes corporate websites ‘travel’ well
across borders? • Malaysia vs. rest of the world: Common types
of ‘noise’ in online communications (visual; language; style)
• Quick fixes: Correcting the easy mistakes – with limited time or budget
• Longer-term solutions: Tools for diagnosing Malaysian organisations’ websites
Martin Kralik, Malaysia-based writer, cross-cultural communications consultant and university lecturer
11.15 builDinG a coRpoRate iDentity tHRouGH tHe
MeDia • establishing an organisation-media relationship
rather than a practioner-media relationship • Creating a publicity platform with the media to
build brand name • increaasing awareness of your company
brand and products through building a strong relationship with overseas media
Shravani Dang Group Head of Corporate Communications avantha Group
12.00 DeteRMininG factoRS in cReatinG SucceSSful bRanD iDentitieS
• Comparing brands that work and brands that fall short of their goals
• Predicting the international footprint of a brand name and identity
• Design and packaging considerations • Creating differentiation in an overcrowded
marketplace Samir Kapur, eVP, Communications, Religare
12.45 LunCH 2.00 StRateGic bRanDinG anD tHe poweR of
aSpiRationS • The starting point of a strong brand: The right
target market • Core functional and emotion imagery • Developing a brand development roadmap:
Vertical and horizontal branding Paul Loiz, Global Brand Manager, unilever
9.15 acHievinG excellence in pR function - opeRational coSt anD StaffinG buDGet
Jonathan Webster Head of Communications - Marine & Asia Pacific Rolls Royce
10.00 MoRninG RefReSHMenT
10.30 builDinG coRpoRate Reputation tHRouGH StRateGic coMMunicationS
• Techniques to align your reputation management with your corporate communications and business strategy
• exploring the role of communications in shaping culture, structure and branding
• Influencing stakeholder relationships and winning public trust through trategic communications
• implementing an appropriate media elation strategy: Knowing what to ommunicate
• Dealing with negative publicity: Turning negative publicity into a positive outcome
Laine Santana, Senior Corporate Communications Manager Group Communications (Asia)
the Hong Kong and Shanghai bank
11.15 Reputation ManaGeMent: befoRe, DuRinG anD afteR a cRiSiS
• exploring the different types of crisis • Principles of communication during crisis periods • understanding critical factors affecting
perceptions/reactions, injury levels and spokesperson credibility
• Developing crisis mitigation strategies • Rebuilding your corporate reputation after a crisis
through communication • Winning continuing support from your
stakeholders Lina Yap-Abdullah Regional Communications Manager Shell upstream international, asia
12.00 cRiSiS coMMunication anD ManaGeMent • Global and local natures of crises • Case studies of recent crisis management • use of social media to monitor and respond to
crises • frameworks for mapping crisis handling • Knowledge management approaches to crisis
management Madanmohan Rao, Research Director MobileMonday
12.45 LunCH
2.00 woRKinG witH DiffeRent MeDia foR DiffeRent iMpact anD ReSultS
• Dealing with the demands of an increasingly diversified media
• Discover techniques for creating memorable messages, retaining them under fire and delivering them with credibility
• Cutting through the clutter to maximise your positive messages in the media
• Being proactive with the media even in difficult situations
• Techniques to avoid pitfalls and improve company reputation in dealing with the media
Rajan Moses, Group Director Business Development ogilvy & Mather Kuala lumpur
9.15 MaRKetinG tHRouGH coRpoRate Social ReSponSibility
• Measuring the evolution of Corporate Social Responsibility
• Demonstrating bottom-line benefits of socially responsible corporate performance
Sairana Mohd Saad Head, Marketing islamic Markets bursa Malaysia
10.00 MoRninG RefReSHMenT
10.30 capitaliSinG Social MeDia MaRKetinG • understanding the latest trend in social media • Leverage on the different social media platforms • understanding the opportunities social media can
create for brands Jonas de los Reyes, Community Manager, yahoo
11.15 winninG SolutionS in executinG MaRKetinG planS
• understanding the disciplines of getting things done
• Knowing your people and your business • Setting clear company goals and priorities • Building systems to make sure every step is
moving in the right direction • execution vs. implementation eunice Yap, VP- Marketing & Affiliates, Rci Group
12.00 a tactical appRoacH to acHievinG effective anD conSiStent coMMunication MeSSaGe
• Delivering the right and consistent messages in an ever changing world
• Shaping your messages to effectively convey your message to a diverse audience
• ensuring all channels of communication convey the same consistent message
Sandra van Hellemond, Group Managing Director Qpa 12.45 LunCH
2.00 panel DiScuSSion: cReatinG tHe iMpact tHRouGH inteGRateD
MaRKetinG coMMunicationS • Analyse problem and opportunities and designing
integrated marketing approaches • integrate marketing processes and strategies to
achieve brand equity and awareness • How to combine all elements into a complete
dedicated brand approach to the consumer Moderator: Dato’ Sharifah Mohd. ismail, President institute Marketing Malaysia (iMM)
Panelists: Harith Menon, Head of Marketing & Corporate Affairs nokia Siemens
eunice Yap, VP- Marketing & Affiliates, Rci Group
Andreas Vogiatzakis, Managing Director omnicom Media Group
for enquiries & registration: call (603) 2070 3299 or (65) 6536 8676 or fax (603) 2070 3369 or (65) 6536 4356 or visit us at www.abf-asia.com
2.45 coMMunicatinG anD builDinG tHe bRanD in an econoMic DowntuRn
• Protecting and building your brand position • utilising conventional and social media to best
advantage • Cost-effective communication strategies and tips
for difficult times Simon Si, Head of Regional Communications jobstreet
3.30 panel DiScuSSion: aSian bRanD StRateGieS- poSitioninG foR
SucceSS The various strategies used to position Asian brands
for international and global success which includes: • Brand as a strategic asset • Brand renewal • Brand identity change • niche and targeted branding • Multi-positioning • Acquisitions and alliances • Holistic and consistent brand management Moderator: Samir Kapur, eVP, Communications, Religare
Panelists:
Paul Loiz, Global Brand Manager, unilever
Madanmohan Rao, Research Director, MobileMonday
Shravani Dang, Group Head of Corporate Communications, avantha Group
2.45 effective coMMunicationS wHen ManaGinG cRiSiS
• Basic principle • Crisis management classification • When the crisis occurs • Post crisis analysis Yeni fatmawati, Corporate Affaris & Legal Director pt Sari Husada Danone Group
3.30 funDaMental RoleS foR SucceSS in pR • Crisis communication and management • Strengthening government relations and
communication • Role of PR in wide spectram of sectors • importance of PR in challenging times Krishnamoorthy Muthaly former The Star Chief Reporter and freelancer, cnn/pR and Director, launchpad, Malaysia
2.45 online MaRKetinG anD coMMunicationS - wHat’S woRKeD anD wHat HaSn’t Quite?
• online is the medium that everyone wants a piece, but there are so many options
• What are the potholes to avoid on the road to digital?
• Who has succeeded and some who haven’t quite managed it
• Strategies and ideas to ensure a better reception to your message in the online world
Adrian Heng, Chief Operating Officer MRa communications and Honorary Secretary institute of public Relations of Singapore
3.30 inteGRatinG pR anD MaRKetinG foR effective bRanD coMMunicationS
• How to avoid the brand from becoming the target for negative publicity
• Treat the brand as a valuable asset • find out the offensive and defensive strategies in
communicating and marketing the brand meaning • Ways to strengthen and protect the brand Zulkifli Baba Noor, Head, Corporate Communications Sarawak forestry corporation
4.45 GReateR unDeRStanDinG of coRpoRate etHicS anD valueS in public RelationS
• Considerations for public relations ethics and values in Malaysia • ethical codes and education providing guidelines for public relations
practitioners • Corporate governance, ethics and values • Relationship with the media: ethics and values • Challenges and opportunities in ethics for public relations practitioners Dr. Kiranjit Kaur Director, institute of Journalism Studies, faculty of Communication and
Media Studies universiti teknologi MaRa (uitM) 5.30 cHaiRMan’S concluSion anD cloSinG
4.15 panel DiScuSSion: aliGninG effective MeDia RelationS StRateGieS witH youR oveRall
buSineSS StRateGy foR poSitive ReSultS • Different media channels you can use for your competitive advantage • updates on the latest media trends and their likely impact to your
company’s media strategies • Successfully developing and conveying your message to the media • Practical tools and strategies to generate new positive publicicty • Practical media handling skills by linking up with how the media operates Moderator: Rajan Moses, Group Director Business Development ogilvy & Mather Kuala lumpur
Panelists: Lina Yap-Abdullah, Regional Communications Manager Shell upstream international, asia
Jonathan Webster, Head of Communications - Marine & Asia Pacific, Rolls Royce
Shravani Dang, Group Head of Corporate Communications, avantha Group
Andreas Vogiatzakis, Managing Director, omnicom Media Group
plenaRy SeSSion
pR & coMMunicationS MalaySia conGReSS 2010 will enable you to Keep yourself updated on the latest PR & Communication trends Gear up your PR skills to a whole new level Gain insights on the successful case studies of leading brands Strategise your PR & Communication plans with new and proven solutions
network with leading PR, Communications, Marketing and Branding professionals from across the globe
Make yourself heard: share your views and ideas find out how PR & Communications can be the strategy business partners
This high profile event provides your company with the unique opportunity to capture the interest and influence the decisions of a highly targeted audience. Capitalise on this ideal platform to market your services and form strategic relationships through networking. Sponsorship and exhibition options include:
l luncheon l cocktail Reception l Documentation l table-top Display l promotional Materials
SponSoRSHip anD exHibition oppoRtunitieS
for enquiries, call iris tan at (65) 6536 8676 (ext: 124) or email: iris.tan@abf-asia.com
poSt-conGReSS MaSteRclaSS “b” (FUll Day, 2 sessions)
30 SepteMbeR 2010, tHuRSDay
pRe-conGReSS MaSteRclaSS “a” (FUll Day)
27 SepteMbeR 2010, MonDay
Masterclass Schedule:Registration starts at 8:30am; Workshop commences at 9:00am and concludes at 5:00pm. Workshop materials, lunch and refreshments will be provided.
SeSSion 2: (1:30pM - 5:00pM)
social Media: Understanding network effects and leveraging online CommunitiesLed by Madanmohan Rao, editor: The Asia-Pacific internet Handbook, The Knowledge Management Chronicles/Research Director, MobileMonday
Masterclass outlines:
SepaRately
booKable!pRe-conGReSS & poSt-conGReSS pRofeSSional DevelopMent MaSteRclaSSeS
• Drivers for social media practices in organisations around the world
• Social media framework based on the speaker’s “8Cs” parameters
• Creating a successful online presence in different kinds of social media
• use of social media for research, public relations, advocacy and knowledge generation
• Community dynamics and information sharing• Legal, ethical and cultural issues of knowledge
generation and discourse• Creation of internal teams to manage social media
strategies• Critical success factors for social media campaigns
• What is the scope and power of social media• What are the theoretical and practical underpinnings of
social media campaigns• What is the importance of social media for
organisational branding • What content and communication strategies work in
social media • How to audit and assess your organisation’s social
media profile• How has social media actually been practiced by
market leaders and start-ups• use of Web 2.0 tools like: blogging, wiki, twitter,
professional community networks• A “Monday Morning Checklist” of how to begin your
social media strategy and presence
leveraging the Power of Press Conference, Press releases and MediaLed by Krishnamoorthy Muthaly, former The Star Chief Reporter, freelancer, cnn/pR and Director, launchpad, Malaysia
Masterclass objectives and outlines:organising productive press conferences <• understanding the media’s needs• Speaking the media’s lingo• networking at pre and post
press conference
writing effective press Releases < • Knowing what the editor wants• fitting message with 3 key points• Polishing press release to suit
client and media
using Media in a crisis <• emergency response team• Acting with one spokesperson• Getting the key messages across• Staying cool at all times
Masterclass Schedule:Registration starts at 8.30am; Masterclass commences at 9:00am and concludes at 5.00pm. Masterclass materials, lunch and refreshments will be provided.
About Your Masterclass Leader:After being an experienced full time journalist for the past 25 years, he is currently freelancing for Cnn, German television, Australian television and
newspapers in Malaysia. A chief reporter (retired 31/12/2008) with The Star, started as junior officer in Tenaga nasional in 1969, and from 1974, used to write news and features in his spare time for the new Straits Times, Bernama and magazines like the far eastern economic Review, Malaysian Business and The economic Bulletin.
SeSSion 1: (9:00aM - 12:30pM)
Writing for an international audience: selected Best PracticesLed by Martin Kralik, a Malaysia-based writer, cross-cultural communications consultant and university lecturer
Martin Kralik is a Malaysia-based writer, cross-cultural communications consultant and university lecturer. from 2005 to 2009 he was Research Director with inSeAD
business school in Singapore and Abu Dhabi. He holds a Master’s degree in Asian Studies from the university of Hawaii at Manoa. An Asia scholar and fluent Mandarin speaker, Mr. Kralik has been a regular contributor to Diplomat Magazine (uK), international Herald Tribune and CnBC Asia as well as national Malaysian dailies.
About Your Masterclass Leader:
Masterclass objectives and outlines:This workshop is about learning by doing, through small groups, in a fun and interactive fashion. With guidance from the workshop moderator, participants will:
• Critique and share their impressions of samples of locally-produced content – written, visual, online.
• Through role play, identify common sources of miscommunication between local and international individuals and organisations.
• Take part in games aimed at ‘selling’ the strengths of their product, company, industry and country in ways that are eye-catching yet intelligible and pleasing to partners outside Malaysia.
Strong writing skills are not essential, and no one will be “put on the spot”. instead, the idea of the workshop is to help the participants design their own solutions, and to come away with a fresh set of questions they can explore in their day-to-day work.
Dr. Madanmohan Rao, a social media consultant and author from Bangalore, is research consultant at the Asian Media information and Communication
Centre (AMiC) in Singapore. He is the editor of three book series: “The Asia Pacific internet Handbook”, “The Knowledge Management Chronicles” and “AfricaDotedu”. He is the research projects director of Mobile Monday, a global network of mobile and wireless communication professionals, and co-founder of the Bangalore K-Community, a network of knowledge management professionals. He is editor-at-large of DestinationKM, world music editor for Rave magazine, DJ for world music at WorldSpace Radio, editor-at-large for Wireless World magazine, and contributor to the Poynter institute blog on new media trends.
About Your Masterclass Leader:
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