Impact Communications for Charities: How to Tell Your Story
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Wednesday 11 April 2018 09:00 - 12:00
As the world of communications continues to evolve, reaching your target audience is more complex than ever and understanding how they consume information and engage with content is key to success.
Join us on 11 April, with the world’s leading global PR agency, Weber Shandwick, and Refinery29, the leading global media company focused on young women, as we continue the conversations from International Women’s Day and help you to keep up the momentum and plan for upcoming campaigns.
In this masterclass you’ll hear from experts in the integrated media space to help you plan your channel strategy based on audience insights and behaviour. We’ll be tapping into broader female audience trends and provide guidance on how to spot them alongside supporting success case studies. This will be followed by surgeries giving you the unique opportunity to get 1:1 advice on your charity’s marketing and communications from leading agency experts.
Becky Connor, Account Director, Integrated Media at Weber Shandwick
Becky is an Integrated Media Strategist working on communications and marketing campaigns for consumer brands and services at Weber Shandwick. Becky’s primary focus is on delivering PR and social campaigns that use multiple touchpoints and drive tangible business impact. Brand experience includes British Gas, Virgin Atlantic, Project Literacy, Aldi, Netflix, Electrolux, Unilever and Motorola.
Tamar Riley, Director, Marketing & Growth at Refinery29
Tamar heads up UK marketing and audience growth for Refinery29, the leading global lifestyle media company for millennial-minded women. Tamar leads growth strategy for the UK business across all digital acquisition channels, managing testing, innovation and analytics.
Under Tamar’s guidance, Refinery29 grew a readership of over a million in its first year, after launching in the UK in 2015. Since then, it has become a leading voice in the women’s digital media market, covering fashion, beauty, lifestyle, health and entertainment.
Prior to Refinery29, Tamar was at TLC Marketing for four years building and managing international marketing departments. Tamar started her career at Red Bull and has worked in multidiscipline marketing for ten years across digital, experiential, promotional and shopper marketing.
9am – Welcome breakfast and networking
9.30-10.30am – Understanding Female Audiences
10.30-11.30am – 1:1 surgeries with Weber Shandwick experts
11.30am-12pm – Networking and close
This is an introductory session for charities wanting to gain greater undertanding of how to reach female audiences with their campaigns.
We would like to acknowledge the generous support from The Marketing Trust in helping to launch this initiative. The Marketing Trust is an independent charity that supports research into markets and training to foster a wider understanding of the benefits of marketing
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