MARCH 23 SYDNEY PRESENTED BY MUMBRELLA
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WELCOME Miranda Ward Public Relations & Publishing Editor Mumbrella Being at the helm of CommsCon as it enters its fourth year has proven a challenge for me, as a journalist. At a time when the public relations industry is in flux, I have had an opportunity to reassess what I thought about PR. Having reported previously on adland for Mumbrella, I’m now serving an industry which is also rapidly changing and moving towards a wider marketing world with all the challenges and opportunities that brings. The world of PR and communications is a diverse community facing increasing pressures. Smaller marketing budgets mean agencies of all disciplines are claiming they can tackle the owned and earned media space, with creative agencies, particularly, eyeing the traditional realms of PR. However, PR has come into its own in terms of creative ability, with even traditional creative agencies now putting it at the centre of their campaigns. The McWhopper stunt created by Y&R New Zealand is evidence of this. The team behind that idea is presenting today. The role of crisis communications has also come under the spotlight - a place it typically steers away from - over the past two years. The role Ogilvy PR played in campaigning for the release of Al Jazeera journalist Peter Greste highlighted how powerful good communications are. Ogilvy is shortlisted in two categories at tonight’s CommsCon Awards - we wish them and the other entrants good luck. The role Edelman played during the Sydney Siege at the end of 2014 further highlights how important a crisis plan is. You can hear from Edelman’s Ian Pope at 1:45pm today on how the agency handled the biggest news event of 2014. I’d also like to take this moment to thank CommsCon’s partners, who made today possible, as well as the support from speakers, moderators and attendees. CommsCon could not have grown into the event it is today without this support. I particularly would like to thank the many people who lent me their expertise, their ideas and their advice as I put this event together. Enjoy the day. HEADLINE SPONSOR SPONSORS SUPPORTERS
8.00 Registration 8.50 Welcome Miranda Ward, Public Relations and Publishing Editor, Mumbrella 9.00 Keynote Clarence Mitchell - The Hunt for Madeleine McCann STREAM 1 STREAM 2 STREAM 3 10.00 A Happy Family? In-house Teams The Lobbying Agenda of 2016 Influencer: 101 and Agency Partnerships 10.45 MORNING TEA MORNING TEA MORNING TEA 11.15 Communications Marketing: McWhopper: How Burger King The Influencer Agency Business Public Relations’ New Frontier Pulled Off The PR Hijack of the Year Model 12.05 Public Relations: The 2016 The Year We Go Virtual: How PR A Code of Conduct for Influencers Creative Agency Can Use VR Technology 12.50 LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH 1.45 Crisis Communications: Metal-making Campaigns: Do Influencers Move the Needle? Handling the Lindt Siege The Award-Winning Work of 2015 2.35 Dear Career Confused: Here is Understanding The Whole Campaigns Starring an Influencer How to Get Ahead in your Career Media Picture 3.20 AFTERNOON TEA AFTERNOON TEA AFTERNOON TEA 3.45 Headlines, Tweets and TV Influencing PR: How the Rise Coverage: How to Create of Influencers Will Change the Newsworthy Content PR Industry 4.35 Finale Public Relations 2020 - Who Survives, Who Doesn’t? 5.20 Close Miranda Ward, Public Relations and Publishing Editor, Mumbrella 5.30 DRINKS RECEPTION
9AM KEYNOTE SESSION The Hunt for Madeleine McCann KEYNOTE Clarence Mitchell will step audiences through how he worked with the family of missing three-year-old British child Madeleine McCann to keep her story in the news. Clarence Mitchell is a former BBC reporter who shocked media circles in 2007 when he stepped down from his role as director of the media monitoring unit at the British Government’s Central Office of Information to handle Clarence Mitchell the McCann’s PR full time. In August he launched his own communications Founder, consultancy. Clarence Mitchell Communications Moderator - Miranda Ward, Public Relations and Publishing Editor, Mumbrella 10.00AM A Happy Family? STREAM STREAM The Lobbying STREAM In-house Teams and Influencer 101 1 Agency Partnerships 2 Agenda of 2016 3 Panel Discussion Panel Discussion Panel Discussion Understand what makes relationships In a Federal election year, the lobbying The term ‘influencers’ gained a serious between an in-house communications team of politicians becomes increasingly amount of traction in 2015 - but what and a PR agency partner successful. Hear important. Hear from lobbyists on the are they, who are they and how can PR what makes in-house PR professionals tick topics they’ll be pushing and how they agencies find them and connect them and what a PR agency can offer them to work to get the attention of the country’s with their clients? make their job easier. decision makers. Shiva Kumar Diane Glasson Justin Di Lollo Matthew Hingerty Matt Kendall Renee Bugg Head of Communications, Director of Communications Business Director, CEO & Managing Director, Digital Planning Director, Social Media Specialist, Australia & New Zealand, and Public Relations, STW Barton Deakin Government One Green Bean Brand & Health and LinkedIn The Star Relations Care Marketing, Bupa Russell Mahoney Olivia Loughnan Claire March Creina Chapman Laney Galligan Chris Carroll Corporate Affairs PR, Sponsorship and Director, Head of Regulatory Founder, Agents of Blogger, Manager - Supermarkets, Comms Manager, Hawker Britton Affairs and Corporate Influencer/G.M. The Life Creative Woolworths Virgin Mobile Australia Communications, Problogger Southern Cross Austereo Moderator: Moderator: Moderator: Ashford Pritchard Matthew Levinson Stuart Gregor Communications Manager – Communications Manager, Founder and Director, Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Office of the Lord Mayor Liquid Ideas KPMG 10.45AM MORNING TEA
11.15AM Communications McWhopper: How STREAM Marketing: Public STREAM Burger King Pulled STREAM The Influencer Agency 1 Relations’ New 2 Off The PR Hijack of 3 Business Model Frontier the Year Presentation Case Study Panel Discussion Edelman’s Michelle Hutton will present on Burger King’s ambush of McDonald’s - Want to investigate influencer marketing? the emerging category of communications suggesting the two join forces to create the Hear how an influencer agency works, marketing and what it means for PR, and ultimate hybrid hamburger, the McWhopper, the differing business models in market, how PR is in the position to best guide was the PR stunt of the year. Discover how and the pros and cons of working brands through the media and marketing the campaign grabbed news headlines with an agency and directly with landscape. around the world. an influencer. Michelle Hutton Josh Moore Jono Key Felicity Grey Lorraine Murphy Global Consumer Marketing Chair, CEO and COO, Head of Planning, Managing Director, Founder and Director, Edelman Y&R NZ Y&R NZ Nuffnang The Remarkables Group Moderator: Moderator: Miranda Ward Alex Hayes Public relations & Editor, Publishing Editor, Mumbrella Mumbrella Jen Bishop James Godwin Digital Publisher/blogger, Co-founder and Director, Interiors Addict and Reno The Insiders Addict Moderator: Nic Christensen Media & Technology Editor, Mumbrella
12.05PM Public Relations: The Year We Go STREAM STREAM STREAM A Code of Conduct The 2016 Creative Virtual: How PR Can 1 Agency 2 Use VR Technology 3 for Influencers Panel Discussion Case Studies Panel Discussion Following on from Michelle Hutton’s Virtual reality is one of the big A team of panellists will debate the presentation on the re-framing of PR, communications trends for the year. need for a code of conduct outlining she will be joined on stage by PR, creative Hear from PR professionals on how best practice for influencer marketing, and media professionals to discuss whether communications professionals can best discussing what this might look like PR agencies are the creative agencies tap into the technology for the benefit and work in the industry. of the future. of clients. Case Study One: Carl Ratcliff Jules Hall Alexis Wilson Stephen von Muenster Anthony Svirskis CEO, CEO, Managing Director, Principal, CEO, One Green Bean The Hallway Hotwire von Muenster Solicitors & Tribe Attorneys Case Study Two: Michelle Hutton Emma Sturgiss Justin Strafford Nick Day Rebecca Gawthorne Vivienne Ryan Global Consumer Global Manager - PR, Senior Digital Strategist, Account Manager, Dietitian and Nutritionist/ Director, Marketing Chair, Broadcast and Advocacy, Red Agency Red Agency Instagram Influencer Gravia Media Edelman Tourism Australia Moderator: Moderator: Simon Canning Miranda Ward Marketing & Public Relations & Advertising Editor, Publishing Editor, Mumbrella Mumbrella Moderator: Toby Hemming Director, Bold Media 12.50PM LUNCH Whether you work agency side or in-house, stay in touch with the latest trends in Australia and around the world. GET THE LATEST SUBSCRIBE TO COMMSCON NEWS NEWS, VIEWS & OPINIONS Visit commscon.com.au to subscribe to Mumbrella’s FROM THE PR AND COMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY CommsCon PR and communications newsletter. Delivered each week, directly to your inbox.
1.45PM Crisis Metal-Making STREAM Communications: STREAM Campaigns: The STREAM Do Influencers Move 1 Handling the 2 Award-Winning Work 3 the Needle? Lindt Siege of 2015 Case Study Case Study Panel Discussion The Sydney Siege was one of the most This session will give you a peek behind the Knowing you’ve chosen the right influencer dramatic news events of 2014. We hear curtain to journey through the process for your brief is just the beginning. Hear from Edelman’s Ian Pope about how his behind taking work from being creatively tips on how you can assess an influencer’s team handled the event, working with cool to award-winning. Ben Shipley will ‘influence’ to then measure the effective- police and the chocolate brand. review the work of past winners and predict ness of the campaign. future winners. Ian Pope Ben Shipley Detch Singh Amy Luca General Manager of Managing Director, Co-founder, Managing Director, Corporate, Spectrum Group Hypetap VAMP Edelman Moderator: Moderator: Simon Canning Nic Christensen Marketing & Media & Technology Editor, Advertising Editor, Mumbrella Mumbrella Sam Jockel Sophie Blachford Blogger, Head of Brand Development, School Mum Instagram Australia Moderator: Pru Quinlan CEO, Einsteinz Communications BOOK YOUR TICKET BEFORE APRIL 15 AND SAVE A MASSIVE 30% Mumbrella360 is Australia’s biggest media and marketing conference. Attendees experience an intensive three-day immersion into the latest thinking and best practice across the entire media and marketing landscape. The event includes international speakers plus Australia’s most influential media and marketing executives, along with curated sessions from across the industry. Alongside the conference, Mumbrella360 runs a bustling exhibition area, a Masterclass zone, along with formal and informal networking opportunities. JUNE 7- 9, 2016 | SYDNEY
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2.35PM Dear Career STREAM Confused: Here is STREAM Understanding The STREAM Campaigns Starring 1 How to Get Ahead in 2 Whole Media Picture 3 an Influencer Your Career Panel Discussion Case Study Panel Discussion Talent - how to find it and how to keep Event sponsor Isentia will reveal its Helloworld and Schwarzkopf will present on it are big challenges for both agencies research into how a news story changes how they worked with influencers. Hear from and in-house teams. Hear from agency over time - focusing on the role of social the marketing team and the influencer on bosses on how to help your staff build media in breaking news and shaping a campaign conception, how they worked a career path. news story’s narrative. together and the results it delivered. Case Study One: Under the Influence #helloworldRELAY Ava Lawler Karyn Lemon Sean Smith Amanda Fry Liz Carlson Managing Director, Talent Director, Chief Executive - Australia Founder and Managing Travel Blogger, Weber Shandwick PPR and New Zealand, Director, Young Adventuress Australia Isentia Holysmoke! Moderator: Miranda Ward Public relations & Publishing Editor, Mumbrella James Wright Lucinda Attrill Simone McDermid Managing Director, Senior Consultant, Advocacy Manager, Red Agency Australia and Salt & Shein Helloworld Havas PR Asia-Pacific Isentia is the 2016 Commscon headline partner Case study Two: Schwarzkopf Moderator: Lauren Gooch Christina Butcher Samantha Tannous Communications Manager, Blogger and founder, Principal, Schwarzkopf Australia Romance Media Relativity Communications Moderator: Rakhal Ebeli Founder & CEO, Newsmodo 3.20PM AFTERNOON TEA
3.45PM Headlines, Tweets and TV Influencing PR: How the STREAM STREAM Coverage: How to Create Rise of Influencers Will 1 Newsworthy Content 2 Change the PR Industry Panel Discussion Panel Discussion With consumers increasingly switching off from traditional The rise of influencer marketing could fundamentally change advertising, it’s becoming more important for brands to be the role of the PR professional. A panel will debate how the able to break into the news cycle. This session will share tips PR industry may, or may not, change as a result of the rise of on how to create newsworthy content that will deliver influencer marketing and how both disciplines may co-exist headlines, TV coverage and social shares. in the future. Claire Salvetti Moderator: Matt Holmes Jules Lund Sonia Stackhouse Managing Partner, Jennifer Muir Co-founder, Founder of TRIBE/TV Blogger, One Green Bean FPRIA, National President, Poem & Radio Host Life Love Hiccups Public Relations Institute of Australia (PRIA)/General Manager, Primary Communication Kristie Galea Moderator: Marketing Manager, Mel Cullen Olympus Imaging Australia Managing Director, Res Publica 4.35PM Public Relations 2020 - Who Survives, Who Doesn’t? A brutally realistic and practical vision of the future of the industry, and what it will take to triumph at a time of career and business extinction… and practical advice on the skills communications and public relations FINALE professionals will need to compete in an ever-changing landscape. Chris Savage Moderator: Business Growth Tim Burrowes Specialist, Content Director, The Savage Company Mumbrella 5.20PM CLOSING REMARKS - Miranda Ward, Public Relations & Publishing Editor, Mumbrella 5.30PM DRINKS RECEPTION
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