Fundamental changes in how communicators must communicate is the focus of Capitol Communicator’s Convergence in Communications Conference set for Mar. 28th at Artisphere in Arlington, VA.
The full-day event will detail changes in the news media, social media, mobile, video and crisis communications – plus the blurring line between public relations and marketing, and policies an organization needs in a social media world.
Scheduled to speak are communications pros from Edelman, Crosby Marketing, FleishmanHillard, Hager Sharp, MDB Communications, Ogilvy, AARP, BurrellesLuce, Business Wire, D.S. Simon, Direct Selling Association, Institute for Public Relations, Pepco and R2integrated.
For a full list of speakers and the event’s agenda, go to www.3Cconference.com.
Other upcoming events:
Tue., Mar. 18, 1:00–2:30 p.m., Assn. for Women in Communications (AWC-DC), Drones, Privacy & You. Will drones affect your neighborhood…and your privacy? Join us for a lively presentation by experts on privacy issues as they relate to domestic use of unmanned surveillance.
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Wed., Mar. 19, 11:30-2:00 p.m., PRSA-NCC, Luncheon Speaker: Washington Bureau Chief of The Wall Street Journal. Gerald Seib will talk about the WSJ newsroom and how he works with communicators.
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More events from O'Dwyer's
Future Communicators Accelerator featuring W2O, WE Communications, Hotwire execs is set for San Francisco Feb. 6-7… PRMuseum showcases Finn Partners’ Gail Moaney at its “Adventures in Travel PR” event scheduled Dec. 17 in NYC… PRSA/Los Angeles hosts “State of the State of PR” Jan 24 at Annenberg School for Communications.
The challenges of telling the stories of people from a diverse range of cultures will be the subject of “Cultures in Conflict: Navigating Cultural Difference in International Human Rights Reporting,” a event set for the University of Wisconsin’s Madison campus on Feb. 9 and 10.
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