The world is in permanent crisis mode – economic uncertainty, the climate crisis, geopolitical tensions and conflicts escalating, the rise of AI, looming elections in 2024….the list goes on. How does comms prepare for such an uncertain future?
Our panelists discuss the role of communications in such an environment, what comms pros need to think about for 2024, and how they can ensure their own longevity.

The event will be accessible via Zoom to pre-registered participants. Registration is free of charge for everyone.
Once you register, you will receive a general confirmation email. One day prior to the webinar, you will receive the link that will give you access to the event.

 

Meet the speakers:

Sam Greenslade, Global Sector Lead at CARMA International
Sam Greenslade is the Global Sector Lead at CARMA International, providing senior consultancy to many of the worlds leading Consumer brands.
With 15 years’ experience designing global media intelligence programmes for the likes of Coca-Cola, Unilever, IKEA and L’Oreal, Sam has previously held leadership positions at Gorkana, Cision and GWI.
He continues to partner with Marketing, Communications and Insight professionals to develop integrated research and consulting solutions that help brands better understand and engage with key audiences, at a global, regional and market level.


Lisa McCooey, Global Head of Issues & Crisis Management at Nestlé
Lisa is a Corporate Communications professional with 15 years’ experience spanning Executive Branding, Issues & Crisis Management, Sustainability, Diversity & Inclusion, Food & Agriculture, Health/Pharma, and International Trade issues.

 


Médard Schoenmaeckers, SVP, Global Head of Corporate Affairs, Boehringer Ingelheim
Médard Schoenmaeckers leads the global Corporate Affairs division at Boehringer Ingelheim, a research-based leader in human pharma and animal health, active in over 70 markets. From the company’s headquarters in Ingelheim in Germany, he is responsible for global communications, public policy & government affairs, and branding.

 

 

Moderated by:


Shanna Wendt, Vice President of Communications, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners
Shanna has worked in international corporate affairs for more than 20 years. Today, she leads the communications function at Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, where she is transforming communications technology and culture, with a focus on the company’s growth strategy and purpose, sustainability leadership and employee advocacy. Her team is responsible for all aspects of external and internal engagement, as well as the digital communications strategy. She also provides strategic communications guidance to the executive office.

 

 

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