Gain practical advice, new ideas and key insights to improve your marketing & communications
Why are some associations able to communicate effortlessly and get their messages across to diverse audiences, while others struggle to break through the noise? The answer comes down to the underlying structure – does the association have an effective long-term communications plan? And more importantly, does it stick to it?
In this interactive online session, we’ll look at the components of a well-thought-out, comprehensive and long-term communications plan. We’ll also look at how associations can stick to one.
Jimena Gomez de la Flor, Communications Director, European Flavour Association will outline how this involves identifying what makes you unique and finding common ground with members. Following this Sue Carter from Sue Carter Consulting, will speak about how a long-term comms plan can help you reach the right audience with the right content.
This session is open to all association professionals. Join the discussion and share your views.
For your best engagement, the event is held in an online video meeting style.
11:00 | Welcome |
11:05 |
How to create and stick to a long-term comms plan Jimena will explore some key aspects of a comms plan to become a real long-term guide that can accompany the association through the years
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11:25 |
Maintaining flexibility in a long-term comms plan. Diana Ghazaryan will speak about how to maintain flexibility in a long-term comms plan so that you can easily adjust when unexpected events occur. |
11:45 | Speaker Panel: Questions from the chair and delegates to the speakers |
To book on this event, register as a subscriber or member (both at no fee) and then click on the "Book now" button.
Type | Fee |
AAE Association Members | No fee |
AAE Association Subscribers | No fee |
PCO/ AMC Subscribers | £40 |
Associate Members | No fee |
Fees are in GBP, subject to 20% VAT and to be paid by card on booking.
A recording of the seminar is available to members only in the Resource Centre, from approximately 48 hours after the event, and subject to successful recordings.
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