2023 Reputation Strategy & Brand Resilience Summit (San Diego, CA, United States – May 9-10, 2023) – ResearchAndMarkets.com

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DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "2023 Reputation Strategy & Brand Resilience Summit" conference has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. 97% of customers will have searched online for reviews of your business before they decide to either work with you or make a purchase. And now, as we adapt to the new post Pandemic landscape, most organizations are rethinking how they engage and communicate with customers, partners, and fellow employees. With increased scrutiny from the media, online and the general public, the stakes are higher than ever to be perceived in a favorable light. If there is a negative perception (as we've seen with examples of how various airlines, travel agencies & insurance providers have handled the pandemic), it can have disastrous consequences for your company's stability and revenue. So how do you implement a watertight reputation management & brand resilence plan, that protects and enhances your companies reputation for the future in this new post pandemic landscape? Join 150+ PR/Marketing & Communications professionals for The 2023 Reputation Strategy & Brand Resilience Summit. Now in it's 4th year and back for the first time post pandemic. This unique 2-day live and virtual event will provide you with the right tools, strategies and processes needed to protect and enhance your companies reputation for the future. Listen, engage and takeaway actionable strategies with 20+ cross-industry leading speakers, happy to discuss their front-line experiences of planning/contingency & recovery while managing public communications in often challenging and fast-moving situations. This is one event not to be missed! Previous Summit Themes Included: Building a new corporate culture in living rooms and home offices Black Out Tuesday (June 4, 2020): Were companies practising advocacy or performative activism? Telehealth: Lessons for Reputation Brand resilience anytime anywhere Communicating through crisis The importance of staff trust when navigating an external crisis Measuring social media strategy in the new normal Hands-on education during COVID: Reinventing your marketing strategy for the new norm Innovation and brand resilience coming out of the pandemic Why the business card isn't dead...just yet Using media intelligence to combat disinformation Previous Speakers Included: Georgette Pascale Founder & CEO Pascale Communications Alechia Reese Director of Public Relations & Creative Marketing The PowHERful Foundation Kati Murphy Executive Director of Public Affairs The Art Institute of Chicago Richard Crompton VP Corporate Communications Cayuga Centers Hunter Hoffmann SVP, Global Marketing and Communications Amtrust Financial Services Tori Oman Carter Global Public Affairs KFC Yum! Brands Tom Albright President & CEO Recros Medica Frederik Bjorndal Corporate Press Manager Novozymes Sheila Doyle Managing Director High Falls Hemp Ken Wisnefski Founder & CEO Webimax Stephen Madden Editor in Chief Haymarket Media Brandi
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