The Crisis Communications Conference
As COVID-19 demonstrates, crises can be unexpected, unprecedented and unrelenting. As we take stock of what we’re learned through this crisis so far, we’ll look ahead to how we’re prepared for what comes next.
The 3rd annual Public Sector Crisis Communications Conference will discuss the latest in crisis communications strategy, from identifying risks, ensuring the right channels are being used, working with the media and best practice to prepare for the unforeseeable.
Overview
The Public Sector Crisis Communications Conference
28th January 2021 | Online
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Being prepared for any crisis
As COVID-19 demonstrates, crises can be unexpected, unprecedented and unrelenting. As we take stock of what we’re learned through this crisis so far, we’ll look ahead to how we’re prepared for what comes next.
Join your colleagues and peers at the 3rd annual Public Sector Crisis Communications Conference to discuss the latest in crisis communications strategy, from identifying risks, ensuring the right channels are being used, working with the media and best practice to prepare for the unforeseeable.
Confirmed Speakers
- Laurian Hubbard, Brexit Communication Centre, Prime Minister's Office and Cabinet Office Communications
- Keith Beech, Head of Communications, Worcestershire County Council
- Iain Campbell, Communications Manager - Resilience Division, The Scottish Government
- Nick Thompson, Head of News, The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
- Daniel Rossall Valentine, Head of Secretariat, All-Party Parliamentary Group for Foreign Affairs
- Gemma Regniez, Chief Communications Officer, Army Media & Communications, Ministry of Defence
- Mario Ambrosi, Director of Communications and Marketing, Anchor Hanover
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