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Marketing & Communications - Thursday 8 July

Benefits of attending
Learn from world-leading associations and experts, how to:
- Create and launch your own member's mobile app
- Build and manage a community news and opinion portal
- Market on a low budget
- Create more content quickly with re-purposing
- Create a Vision Atlas for your sector to be more effective in communications and effecting public policy in your sector
- Use video for the most effective communications
- Create a Podcasting series
- Market a Podcast series
- Manage and acquire content for a podcast series
Previews of Talks
Speakers in this Stream
Global Marketing and Communications
Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment
Helen Anderson currently leads the Marketing and Communications team at the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment, a membership and awarding body for over 44,000 Wealth Managers, Asset Managers, Investment Managers and Financial Planners around the world.
Previous to that she was Director of Communications and Events at the US Chamber of Commerce looking after the interests of businesses across the transatlantic corridor; from 2009-2015 she led the Marketing and Communications function for the City of London Corporation’s 14 Open Space Trusts, which included a rebrand of some iconic sites around London such as Epping Forest and Hampstead Heath. From 2005 – 2009 Helen was Head of Events and Communications for the Association of Town and City Centre Management, an organisation sharing best practice for centre managers and place managers around the world, during which time she launched two world congresses, a new Place Management Institute, an academic Masters programme and an EU funded project across the UK. Helen started her career at the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) where she delivered a programme of over 100 events per annum for property professionals around the world and launched the RICS brand in China in 2005.
Helen has a Masters in Leadership and Management, is a Chartered Fellow and on the Ethics Committee of the Chartered Institute of Marketing, is on an Advisory Panel for GamCare, a guest lecturer at Greenwich University and Vice Chair of a School Governing Body.
Sessions
Creating and launching a successful Member’s Mobile App – what it takes Thursday @ 9:15 AM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 11:45 AM
Partner & Social Media Trainer
SocialB
Simon is the dedicated trainer for some of our largest partnerships at SocialB including the Royal Yachting Association (RYA) and Oxford Bioscience Network (OBN).
Having worked with the RYA for over 5 years, Simon has had the opportunity to train at conferences as well as club level, tailoring his style and using his extensive associations knowledge. More recently, he has offered support for the RYA throughout lockdown by conducting tailored club audits, creating video content, and interacting with clubs through virtual training workshops & private Facebook groups.
From the sport sector to science, Simon has experience in a range of niche sectors and effectively adapts his training style to suit specific needs. Simon speaks every year at BioForward (one of OBN’s largest annual events) as well as delivering regular social media courses for Oxford Bioscience Network members and their wider community. The attendees range from medical device manufacturers through to pharmaceutical companies.
Simon’s recent training experience also includes delivering regular training for membership organisations such as Chartered Institute of Marketing & Norfolk Chamber of Commerce.
Before working with SocialB, Simon’s team pioneered social media within the YMCA, a federation of local and independent associations. As well as increasing brand recognition (monitored by the charity brand index) Simon also trained local YMCAs in the UK to get the best out of social media. This later evolved into training global YMCAs at multiple international events, sharing best practice for them to find their own voice within a global movement.
Simon’s professional social media journey began in 2006 at Sport England, through the implementation of a blog, sharing funding opportunities and best practice for regional sports associations. This blog resulted in a huge improvement in the organisation’s customer satisfaction, those customers being local and regional associations.
Sessions
Chair's Welcome to the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 9:00 AM
How to create great content in less time & use the power of repurposing Thursday @ 1:15 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 4:30 PM
Director of Communications and Engagement
American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians

Alexandra Bradley
Director of Communications and Engagement
American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians
Alexandra Bradley is the director of communications and engagement for the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians, where she leads member engagement, marketing and communications strategy. Her work to promote the inaugural Intensive Osteopathic Update event earned the organization an Association Media & Publishing 2021 Gold EXCEL Award in the Advertising Campaign category.
Over the course of the past 15 years, she has built her career in marketing and communications for associations—small and large—across multiple sectors, including healthcare, education and engineering.
Alexandra is also a 2020 recipient of the Association Forum 40 Under 40 Award.
Sessions
Creating Powerful Video Stories with the Community to Drive Authentic Member Engagement Thursday @ 3:00 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 4:30 PM
Communications Manager
Accountancy Europe
Andrea joined Accountancy Europe as Senior Advisor in 2018.
Previously, she was Head of Communications at the Brussels office of Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile, where she managed political outreach campaigns on sustainable mobility. She has an LLM in International Economic Law and has held various communications posts in trade associations and consultancies in Brussels. She is a Canadian national and began her career in international affairs in Okayama, Japan.
Sessions
Get personal and podcast: how to stand out and add value Thursday @ 3:45 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 4:30 PM
LinkedIn: andrea-campbell-093a1512/
Marketing and PR Manager
Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges
Diana Ghazaryan is a young Marketing and Public Relations professional with a history of working in the capital market industry. Currently she is Marketing and PR Manager at the Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges.
Moreover, she has been involved in Sports Marketing since the beginning of 2018. She led the Marketing and Media team of “Ararat-Armenia” Football Club, the champions of Armenian Premier League season 2018/19, 2019/20.
Diana is also an event planning enthusiast, experienced in organizing local and international events.
Sessions
Effective association marketing on a small budget; making the most of free or low-cost resources Thursday @ 11:00 AM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 11:45 AM
Head of Global Influencer Marketing
Branded Content Marketing Association
An international expert in the areas of membership, promotional merchandise and influencer marketing, Gordon joined Team BCMA in 2018.
The experience Gordon brings to BCMA is extensive, from helping organisations create or revisit their strategic plan and explore a host of new opportunities aimed at driving profitable growth.
Gordon runs strategy workshops; helping organisations create or revisit their strategic plan as well as looking at new opportunities. Training; including the provision of content for online courses.
As a Keynote speaker Gordon has spoken at conferences and events globally, key topics including but not limited to: effectiveness of promotional products, importance of membership and community engagement and latterly the importance and value of influencer marketing for brands.
The driving force behind the creation of an piece of work within the BPMA using mystery customer research allowing for some amazing insight on increasing awareness of best practice within the industry.
Sessions
Creating and developing a podcast for your Association Thursday @ 3:45 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 4:30 PM
Head of Industry News
ITN Productions
Nina Harrison-Bell is Head of Industry News at ITN Productions. Nina has over 20 years of experience working in video and digital communications. She is a former journalist with Reuters, Channel 4 News and the Associated Press. Nina has advised associations large and small, in the UK and overseas, as well as global brands and public sector organisations in strategic communications throughout her career. She makes it her mission to achieve the best possible outcomes for clients and their communications objectives.
Sessions
How Video Communication is Critical to Associations in a Pandemic-informed World Thursday @ 2:00 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 4:30 PM
How to create panel debates your attendees will love Friday @ 3:00 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Conference & Events Strategy stream Friday @ 4:30 PM
Twitter: @NHarrisonBell
CEO & Founder
Gather Voices
Sessions
Creating Powerful Video Stories with the Community to Drive Authentic Member Engagement Thursday @ 3:00 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 4:30 PM
Communications Director
Asia Pacific Network Information Centre
Tony Smith is the Communications Director at APNIC, one of the world’s five regional Internet registries, where he leads the organisation’s brand management, communications, marketing and conferences.
A trusted C-suite advisor with a reputation for delivering high-impact results, Tony has worked with executive and Board stakeholders from more than 25 years to build and protect brands.
He has corporate, agency and not for profit experience working with brands including Cisco, Nokia, Microsoft, Apple, Intel and NTT across Europe and the Asia-Pacific, giving him insights across a spectrum of senior industry roles.
Tony has a global communications perspective with the majority of his career working on international remits. He firmly believes that credibility is an organisation’s most valuable asset, and investing in open, inclusive and transparent communication is the key to building and defending that asset in an era of declining public trust.
Sessions
Building & adapting a community-driven news and opinion portal Thursday @ 10:00 AM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 11:45 AM
Stream Programme
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- 9:00 AM
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Chair's Welcome to the Marketing & Communications stream
INTRODUCTION
The chair will welcome delegates, introduce the conference theme and explain the day’s format.Speakers
Partner & Social Media Trainer
SocialBSimon is the dedicated trainer for some of our largest partnerships at SocialB including the Royal Yachting Association (RYA) and Oxford Bioscience Network (OBN).
Having worked with the RYA for over 5 years, Simon has had the opportunity to train at conferences as well as club level, tailoring his style and using his extensive associations knowledge. More recently, he has offered support for the RYA throughout lockdown by conducting tailored club audits, creating video content, and interacting with clubs through virtual training workshops & private Facebook groups.
From the sport sector to science, Simon has experience in a range of niche sectors and effectively adapts his training style to suit specific needs. Simon speaks every year at BioForward (one of OBN’s largest annual events) as well as delivering regular social media courses for Oxford Bioscience Network members and their wider community. The attendees range from medical device manufacturers through to pharmaceutical companies.
Simon’s recent training experience also includes delivering regular training for membership organisations such as Chartered Institute of Marketing & Norfolk Chamber of Commerce.
Before working with SocialB, Simon’s team pioneered social media within the YMCA, a federation of local and independent associations. As well as increasing brand recognition (monitored by the charity brand index) Simon also trained local YMCAs in the UK to get the best out of social media. This later evolved into training global YMCAs at multiple international events, sharing best practice for them to find their own voice within a global movement.
Simon’s professional social media journey began in 2006 at Sport England, through the implementation of a blog, sharing funding opportunities and best practice for regional sports associations. This blog resulted in a huge improvement in the organisation’s customer satisfaction, those customers being local and regional associations.Sessions
Chair's Welcome to the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 9:00 AM
How to create great content in less time & use the power of repurposing Thursday @ 1:15 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 4:30 PM
- 9:15 AM
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Creating and launching a successful Member’s Mobile App – what it takes
PRESENTATION AND Q&A
Mobile apps are a valuable tool for members and the association in many ways, but they need to be carefully thought through, researched and managed.
Hear in this best practice case study how the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment navigated the journey from research to delivery, including:
- Extensive consultation with stakeholders
- Research undertaken
- What we included and didn’t - and why
- Launch planning
- Initial results
Speakers
Global Marketing and Communications
Chartered Institute for Securities & InvestmentHelen Anderson currently leads the Marketing and Communications team at the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment, a membership and awarding body for over 44,000 Wealth Managers, Asset Managers, Investment Managers and Financial Planners around the world.
Previous to that she was Director of Communications and Events at the US Chamber of Commerce looking after the interests of businesses across the transatlantic corridor; from 2009-2015 she led the Marketing and Communications function for the City of London Corporation’s 14 Open Space Trusts, which included a rebrand of some iconic sites around London such as Epping Forest and Hampstead Heath. From 2005 – 2009 Helen was Head of Events and Communications for the Association of Town and City Centre Management, an organisation sharing best practice for centre managers and place managers around the world, during which time she launched two world congresses, a new Place Management Institute, an academic Masters programme and an EU funded project across the UK. Helen started her career at the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) where she delivered a programme of over 100 events per annum for property professionals around the world and launched the RICS brand in China in 2005.
Helen has a Masters in Leadership and Management, is a Chartered Fellow and on the Ethics Committee of the Chartered Institute of Marketing, is on an Advisory Panel for GamCare, a guest lecturer at Greenwich University and Vice Chair of a School Governing Body.
Sessions
Creating and launching a successful Member’s Mobile App – what it takes Thursday @ 9:15 AM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 11:45 AM
- 10:00 AM
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Building & adapting a community-driven news and opinion portal
PRESENTATION AND Q&A
Keeping members and the wider industry community informed is vital for transparency and awareness. But if you go one step further and engage the community to become part of the conversation so much more can be achieved.
From a humble start to publishing daily news attracting 70,000 views per month, APNIC will discuss what they have learned from establishing the leading information source in their sector, including:
- Creating a flexible news and opinion portal
- Developing agile processes to build a content pipeline
- Harnessing the member community’s enthusiasm to tell their stories
- Audience building strategy and social media integration
- Adapting to change
Speakers
Communications Director
Asia Pacific Network Information CentreTony Smith is the Communications Director at APNIC, one of the world’s five regional Internet registries, where he leads the organisation’s brand management, communications, marketing and conferences.
A trusted C-suite advisor with a reputation for delivering high-impact results, Tony has worked with executive and Board stakeholders from more than 25 years to build and protect brands.
He has corporate, agency and not for profit experience working with brands including Cisco, Nokia, Microsoft, Apple, Intel and NTT across Europe and the Asia-Pacific, giving him insights across a spectrum of senior industry roles.
Tony has a global communications perspective with the majority of his career working on international remits. He firmly believes that credibility is an organisation’s most valuable asset, and investing in open, inclusive and transparent communication is the key to building and defending that asset in an era of declining public trust.Sessions
Building & adapting a community-driven news and opinion portal Thursday @ 10:00 AM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 11:45 AM
- 10:40 AM
-
Networking Break
BREAK
Network with your fellow delegates, speakers, conference sponsors and exhibitors.
- 11:00 AM
-
Effective association marketing on a small budget; making the most of free or low-cost resources
PRESENTATION AND Q&A
Big brands continue to increase their marketing and advertising spending. Nowadays, the budget allocations for digital networks take up a bigger piece of the pie, thus winning the competitors who are spending very little money on marketing, or are not spending at all. Fortunately, money is not the only factor of winning in market competition. As an association or a small NGO you can still use some available tools and tactics that will help your association to stand out from the crowd, even if you have decided not to spend money on your brand’s advertising.
This session is for people who are interested in learning about tools and free or low-cost resources to make marketing on budget possible. Money does not guarantee the best marketing, but right marketing can bring the success. During the session, Diana will share some available resources, insights and opportunities for your association to succeed while having small budget for marketing.
Speakers
Marketing and PR Manager
Federation of Euro-Asian Stock ExchangesDiana Ghazaryan is a young Marketing and Public Relations professional with a history of working in the capital market industry. Currently she is Marketing and PR Manager at the Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges.
Moreover, she has been involved in Sports Marketing since the beginning of 2018. She led the Marketing and Media team of “Ararat-Armenia” Football Club, the champions of Armenian Premier League season 2018/19, 2019/20.
Diana is also an event planning enthusiast, experienced in organizing local and international events.
Sessions
Effective association marketing on a small budget; making the most of free or low-cost resources Thursday @ 11:00 AM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 11:45 AM
- 11:45 AM
-
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream
DISCUSSIONS
One discussion for each session, led by the Speaker of the session and others.Speakers
Global Marketing and Communications
Chartered Institute for Securities & InvestmentHelen Anderson currently leads the Marketing and Communications team at the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment, a membership and awarding body for over 44,000 Wealth Managers, Asset Managers, Investment Managers and Financial Planners around the world.
Previous to that she was Director of Communications and Events at the US Chamber of Commerce looking after the interests of businesses across the transatlantic corridor; from 2009-2015 she led the Marketing and Communications function for the City of London Corporation’s 14 Open Space Trusts, which included a rebrand of some iconic sites around London such as Epping Forest and Hampstead Heath. From 2005 – 2009 Helen was Head of Events and Communications for the Association of Town and City Centre Management, an organisation sharing best practice for centre managers and place managers around the world, during which time she launched two world congresses, a new Place Management Institute, an academic Masters programme and an EU funded project across the UK. Helen started her career at the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) where she delivered a programme of over 100 events per annum for property professionals around the world and launched the RICS brand in China in 2005.
Helen has a Masters in Leadership and Management, is a Chartered Fellow and on the Ethics Committee of the Chartered Institute of Marketing, is on an Advisory Panel for GamCare, a guest lecturer at Greenwich University and Vice Chair of a School Governing Body.
Sessions
Creating and launching a successful Member’s Mobile App – what it takes Thursday @ 9:15 AM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 11:45 AM
Communications Director
Asia Pacific Network Information CentreTony Smith is the Communications Director at APNIC, one of the world’s five regional Internet registries, where he leads the organisation’s brand management, communications, marketing and conferences.
A trusted C-suite advisor with a reputation for delivering high-impact results, Tony has worked with executive and Board stakeholders from more than 25 years to build and protect brands.
He has corporate, agency and not for profit experience working with brands including Cisco, Nokia, Microsoft, Apple, Intel and NTT across Europe and the Asia-Pacific, giving him insights across a spectrum of senior industry roles.
Tony has a global communications perspective with the majority of his career working on international remits. He firmly believes that credibility is an organisation’s most valuable asset, and investing in open, inclusive and transparent communication is the key to building and defending that asset in an era of declining public trust.Sessions
Building & adapting a community-driven news and opinion portal Thursday @ 10:00 AM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 11:45 AM
Marketing and PR Manager
Federation of Euro-Asian Stock ExchangesDiana Ghazaryan is a young Marketing and Public Relations professional with a history of working in the capital market industry. Currently she is Marketing and PR Manager at the Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges.
Moreover, she has been involved in Sports Marketing since the beginning of 2018. She led the Marketing and Media team of “Ararat-Armenia” Football Club, the champions of Armenian Premier League season 2018/19, 2019/20.
Diana is also an event planning enthusiast, experienced in organizing local and international events.
Sessions
Effective association marketing on a small budget; making the most of free or low-cost resources Thursday @ 11:00 AM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 11:45 AM
- 12:30 PM
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Expo & 1-1 Networking Break
BREAK
Networking with delegates, speakers and engage with exhibitors.
- 1:00 PM
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Chair's Introduction
INTRODUCTION
The chairman will welcome delegates, introduce the conference theme and explain the day's format.
Speakers
Executive Director
Association of Association ExecutivesI’m responsible for the strategy and operational management of the Association of Association Executives, with all members of the team reporting to me. With the advice of members, Advisory Panel members, and the team, I decide what new products and services to offer, and how they should be fulfilled.
I have over 35 years experience in conferences and events, with 21 specifically supporting associations with their events, publishing, member engagement, and association management. I have headed up the AAE since its beginnings in 2006.
I would love to hear about what you feel we ought to be doing to support you as association executives, and how we can improve our current offering. If you have something to contribute, please get in touch with me.Sessions
Welcome from the AAE Executive Head & Sponsor of the Congress Monday @ 9:10 AM
Chair's Welcome Membership & Communities stream Tuesday @ 9:00 AM
Chair's Introduction the Membership & Communities stream Wednesday @ 9:00 AM
Chair's Introduction Thursday @ 1:00 PM
- 1:15 PM
-
How to create great content in less time & use the power of repurposing
PRESENTATION AND Q&A
This session addresses:
- Why great content matters
- How to create content for each part of your target audiences’ journey online plus why this important
- How to start creating content that fits their needs
- Content – how and where to discover content ideas
- Content format ideas
- How to maximise your content
Speakers
Partner & Social Media Trainer
SocialBSimon is the dedicated trainer for some of our largest partnerships at SocialB including the Royal Yachting Association (RYA) and Oxford Bioscience Network (OBN).
Having worked with the RYA for over 5 years, Simon has had the opportunity to train at conferences as well as club level, tailoring his style and using his extensive associations knowledge. More recently, he has offered support for the RYA throughout lockdown by conducting tailored club audits, creating video content, and interacting with clubs through virtual training workshops & private Facebook groups.
From the sport sector to science, Simon has experience in a range of niche sectors and effectively adapts his training style to suit specific needs. Simon speaks every year at BioForward (one of OBN’s largest annual events) as well as delivering regular social media courses for Oxford Bioscience Network members and their wider community. The attendees range from medical device manufacturers through to pharmaceutical companies.
Simon’s recent training experience also includes delivering regular training for membership organisations such as Chartered Institute of Marketing & Norfolk Chamber of Commerce.
Before working with SocialB, Simon’s team pioneered social media within the YMCA, a federation of local and independent associations. As well as increasing brand recognition (monitored by the charity brand index) Simon also trained local YMCAs in the UK to get the best out of social media. This later evolved into training global YMCAs at multiple international events, sharing best practice for them to find their own voice within a global movement.
Simon’s professional social media journey began in 2006 at Sport England, through the implementation of a blog, sharing funding opportunities and best practice for regional sports associations. This blog resulted in a huge improvement in the organisation’s customer satisfaction, those customers being local and regional associations.Sessions
Chair's Welcome to the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 9:00 AM
How to create great content in less time & use the power of repurposing Thursday @ 1:15 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 4:30 PM
- 2:00 PM
-
How Video Communication is Critical to Associations in a Pandemic-informed World
PRESENTATION AND Q&A
In this session we hear from Head of Industry News at ITN Productions, Nina Harrison-Bell about the role video has to play in keeping business communities connected – particularly in a crisis . Working in partnership with leading bodies and associations across the UK, Europe and the US, the Industry News team aims to shape the world of industry with content that resonates and has an impact with key audiences.Speakers
Head of Industry News
ITN ProductionsNina Harrison-Bell is Head of Industry News at ITN Productions. Nina has over 20 years of experience working in video and digital communications. She is a former journalist with Reuters, Channel 4 News and the Associated Press. Nina has advised associations large and small, in the UK and overseas, as well as global brands and public sector organisations in strategic communications throughout her career. She makes it her mission to achieve the best possible outcomes for clients and their communications objectives.
Sessions
How Video Communication is Critical to Associations in a Pandemic-informed World Thursday @ 2:00 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 4:30 PM
How to create panel debates your attendees will love Friday @ 3:00 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Conference & Events Strategy stream Friday @ 4:30 PM
Twitter: @NHarrisonBell
- 2:40 PM
-
Networking Break
BREAK
Network with your fellow delegates, speakers, conference sponsors and exhibitors.
- 3:00 PM
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Creating Powerful Video Stories with the Community to Drive Authentic Member Engagement
PRESENTATION AND Q&A
In our increasingly-connected digital world, associations need to find new ways to cut through the noise and authentically engage their members. By inviting your member community to join in the video conversation with your organization, you can create powerful video stories that enable you to
- Acquire new members
- Secure more renewals
- Build a stronger and more loyal community.
Join this discussion about how leading organizations are leveraging user-generated content to drive more engagement than ever before, and specifically how the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians were very successful at this.
Speakers
Director of Communications and Engagement
American College of Osteopathic Family PhysiciansAlexandra Bradley
Director of Communications and Engagement
American College of Osteopathic Family PhysiciansAlexandra Bradley is the director of communications and engagement for the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians, where she leads member engagement, marketing and communications strategy. Her work to promote the inaugural Intensive Osteopathic Update event earned the organization an Association Media & Publishing 2021 Gold EXCEL Award in the Advertising Campaign category.
Over the course of the past 15 years, she has built her career in marketing and communications for associations—small and large—across multiple sectors, including healthcare, education and engineering.
Alexandra is also a 2020 recipient of the Association Forum 40 Under 40 Award.
Sessions
Creating Powerful Video Stories with the Community to Drive Authentic Member Engagement Thursday @ 3:00 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 4:30 PM
CEO & Founder
Gather VoicesMichael Hoffman is the CEO of Gather Voices and an expert in the use of video in marketing and digital engagement. He teaches marketing at the University of Chicago and is a long-time consultant to business leaders on constituent engagement strategies. In 2017, Hoffman founded Gather Voices to revolutionize how organizations create and use video.Sessions
Creating Powerful Video Stories with the Community to Drive Authentic Member Engagement Thursday @ 3:00 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 4:30 PM
- 3:45 PM
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Creating and developing a podcast for your Association
PRESENTATION AND Q&A
Gordon Glenister is an influencer marketing and membership specialist and in 2019 launched Influence the global podcast shining a spotlight on the Influencer Marketing Industry. A year later he launched a dedicated podcast for the membership community - Membership World podcast - in this session Gordon will talk about:
- How to start and grow a podcast
- How to secure a partner or sponsor
- What content options to consider
- Frequency and the length of an ideal episode
- What platforms to consider
- How to promote your podcast
- Analysing the results of your audience
Speakers
Head of Global Influencer Marketing
Branded Content Marketing AssociationAn international expert in the areas of membership, promotional merchandise and influencer marketing, Gordon joined Team BCMA in 2018.
The experience Gordon brings to BCMA is extensive, from helping organisations create or revisit their strategic plan and explore a host of new opportunities aimed at driving profitable growth.
Gordon runs strategy workshops; helping organisations create or revisit their strategic plan as well as looking at new opportunities. Training; including the provision of content for online courses.
As a Keynote speaker Gordon has spoken at conferences and events globally, key topics including but not limited to: effectiveness of promotional products, importance of membership and community engagement and latterly the importance and value of influencer marketing for brands.
The driving force behind the creation of an piece of work within the BPMA using mystery customer research allowing for some amazing insight on increasing awareness of best practice within the industry.
Sessions
Creating and developing a podcast for your Association Thursday @ 3:45 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 4:30 PM
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Get personal and podcast: how to stand out and add value
PRESENTATION AND Q&A
Podcasting can be a strong addition to your communications strategy, and is rapidly becoming the norm for associations.
In February 2020, Accountancy Europe launched the podcast Because People Count and it has gone from strength to strength since then. Andrea Campbell will describe what is needed to start and to keep a podcast going successfully, including:- Why podcast at all
- The tools you need
- Who to interview
- How to keep it going successfully
Speakers
Communications Manager
Accountancy EuropeAndrea joined Accountancy Europe as Senior Advisor in 2018.
Previously, she was Head of Communications at the Brussels office of Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile, where she managed political outreach campaigns on sustainable mobility. She has an LLM in International Economic Law and has held various communications posts in trade associations and consultancies in Brussels. She is a Canadian national and began her career in international affairs in Okayama, Japan.
Sessions
Get personal and podcast: how to stand out and add value Thursday @ 3:45 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 4:30 PM
LinkedIn: andrea-campbell-093a1512/
- 4:30 PM
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Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream
DISCUSSIONS
One discussion for each session, led by the Speaker of the session and others.Speakers
Head of Global Influencer Marketing
Branded Content Marketing AssociationAn international expert in the areas of membership, promotional merchandise and influencer marketing, Gordon joined Team BCMA in 2018.
The experience Gordon brings to BCMA is extensive, from helping organisations create or revisit their strategic plan and explore a host of new opportunities aimed at driving profitable growth.
Gordon runs strategy workshops; helping organisations create or revisit their strategic plan as well as looking at new opportunities. Training; including the provision of content for online courses.
As a Keynote speaker Gordon has spoken at conferences and events globally, key topics including but not limited to: effectiveness of promotional products, importance of membership and community engagement and latterly the importance and value of influencer marketing for brands.
The driving force behind the creation of an piece of work within the BPMA using mystery customer research allowing for some amazing insight on increasing awareness of best practice within the industry.
Sessions
Creating and developing a podcast for your Association Thursday @ 3:45 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 4:30 PM
Communications Manager
Accountancy EuropeAndrea joined Accountancy Europe as Senior Advisor in 2018.
Previously, she was Head of Communications at the Brussels office of Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile, where she managed political outreach campaigns on sustainable mobility. She has an LLM in International Economic Law and has held various communications posts in trade associations and consultancies in Brussels. She is a Canadian national and began her career in international affairs in Okayama, Japan.
Sessions
Get personal and podcast: how to stand out and add value Thursday @ 3:45 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 4:30 PM
LinkedIn: andrea-campbell-093a1512/
Head of Industry News
ITN ProductionsNina Harrison-Bell is Head of Industry News at ITN Productions. Nina has over 20 years of experience working in video and digital communications. She is a former journalist with Reuters, Channel 4 News and the Associated Press. Nina has advised associations large and small, in the UK and overseas, as well as global brands and public sector organisations in strategic communications throughout her career. She makes it her mission to achieve the best possible outcomes for clients and their communications objectives.
Sessions
How Video Communication is Critical to Associations in a Pandemic-informed World Thursday @ 2:00 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 4:30 PM
How to create panel debates your attendees will love Friday @ 3:00 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Conference & Events Strategy stream Friday @ 4:30 PM
Twitter: @NHarrisonBell
Director of Communications and Engagement
American College of Osteopathic Family PhysiciansAlexandra Bradley
Director of Communications and Engagement
American College of Osteopathic Family PhysiciansAlexandra Bradley is the director of communications and engagement for the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians, where she leads member engagement, marketing and communications strategy. Her work to promote the inaugural Intensive Osteopathic Update event earned the organization an Association Media & Publishing 2021 Gold EXCEL Award in the Advertising Campaign category.
Over the course of the past 15 years, she has built her career in marketing and communications for associations—small and large—across multiple sectors, including healthcare, education and engineering.
Alexandra is also a 2020 recipient of the Association Forum 40 Under 40 Award.
Sessions
Creating Powerful Video Stories with the Community to Drive Authentic Member Engagement Thursday @ 3:00 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 4:30 PM
Partner & Social Media Trainer
SocialBSimon is the dedicated trainer for some of our largest partnerships at SocialB including the Royal Yachting Association (RYA) and Oxford Bioscience Network (OBN).
Having worked with the RYA for over 5 years, Simon has had the opportunity to train at conferences as well as club level, tailoring his style and using his extensive associations knowledge. More recently, he has offered support for the RYA throughout lockdown by conducting tailored club audits, creating video content, and interacting with clubs through virtual training workshops & private Facebook groups.
From the sport sector to science, Simon has experience in a range of niche sectors and effectively adapts his training style to suit specific needs. Simon speaks every year at BioForward (one of OBN’s largest annual events) as well as delivering regular social media courses for Oxford Bioscience Network members and their wider community. The attendees range from medical device manufacturers through to pharmaceutical companies.
Simon’s recent training experience also includes delivering regular training for membership organisations such as Chartered Institute of Marketing & Norfolk Chamber of Commerce.
Before working with SocialB, Simon’s team pioneered social media within the YMCA, a federation of local and independent associations. As well as increasing brand recognition (monitored by the charity brand index) Simon also trained local YMCAs in the UK to get the best out of social media. This later evolved into training global YMCAs at multiple international events, sharing best practice for them to find their own voice within a global movement.
Simon’s professional social media journey began in 2006 at Sport England, through the implementation of a blog, sharing funding opportunities and best practice for regional sports associations. This blog resulted in a huge improvement in the organisation’s customer satisfaction, those customers being local and regional associations.Sessions
Chair's Welcome to the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 9:00 AM
How to create great content in less time & use the power of repurposing Thursday @ 1:15 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 4:30 PM
CEO & Founder
Gather VoicesMichael Hoffman is the CEO of Gather Voices and an expert in the use of video in marketing and digital engagement. He teaches marketing at the University of Chicago and is a long-time consultant to business leaders on constituent engagement strategies. In 2017, Hoffman founded Gather Voices to revolutionize how organizations create and use video.Sessions
Creating Powerful Video Stories with the Community to Drive Authentic Member Engagement Thursday @ 3:00 PM
Discussions: How we can apply what we learnt in the previous sessions in the Marketing & Communications stream Thursday @ 4:30 PM
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