Industry Events

The PRCA is delighted to endorse the following industry events, awards, conferences and workshops.
 

6 & 7 June 2013 SAScon SAScon is one of the UK's leading Search, Social and Analytics conferences. Now in its fourth year, this year's event takes places at the new MMU Business School in Manchester. SAScon is staged in association with Manual Link Building, Melbourne, Majestic SEO and Marin.

Organised by the community for the community the conference features some of Europe's leading search and social speakers.
Confirmed keynotes include
  • Mike Little, Wordpress Founder
  • Clancy Childs, Product Manager, Google Analytics
  • John Veichmanis, Vice President, Global Pail Search, Expedia

For more information and to book tickets, please visit the SAScon website www.sascon.co.uk

PRCA members are eligible for a 10% discount on tickets, simply use the discount code 'PRCASOS10' at the checkout.
11 June 2013 The Engaging Comms Conference

Join HSBC, Motorola, BBC, Shell, Butlins, Halfords, The Co-operative Group, Visa, NSPCC, Siemens and many other communications innovators at The Engaging Comms Conference in London on 11th June. Discover how industry-leading brands are engaging and captivating internal and external audiences by getting their message out with advanced, social, multi-channel and media communications strategies. Tailor their strategies to create fresh, next-level campaigns that will build loyalty and maximise ROI for your organisation. Book before 18th April and save £100!

To take a look at the full programme and speaker line up, download the brochure here

For more information, please visit www.commsconference.com, email info@commsconference.com or call the team on +44 (0)20 7953 4016
20 June 2013 PRWeek's Crisis Communications Conference

The only way to truly learn how to handle crisis comms to is experience one yourself. PRWeek's 8th annual Crisis Communications Conference is the industry gathering that brings together over 100 of your comms peers to give you the unique ability to live through real examples. Find out the nitty gritty details on the latest, biggest, most scandalous crisis case studies including:

Horsemeat response strategy
Richard Taylor, Director of Corporate Affairs and Communications, Morrisons

O2 network failure
Nicola Green, Director of Communications and Reputation, Telefonica UK

Behind the scenes at London 2012
Jackie Brock-Doyle, Director of Communications and Public Affairs, London 2012

What was happening inside the offices that made the big decisions? Find out everything you need to know about successful response strategy, contingency tactics and recovery planning at this year's event.

If you would like more information about this event or to register, visit the website www.prcrisisconference.com, email events@haymarket.com, or call 020 8267 4011.
Don't forget to quote PRCA10 when registering to receive your 10% discount.
24 October 2013 UK Social Media Communications Awards Now in their fourth year, the UK Social Media Communications Awards continue to celebrate the very best in UK social media communications and will be held for the first time in London at The Emirates Stadium on Thursday 24 October 2013.

Fore more information on the Awards, please visit uksocialmediaawards.com

 

For further information on listing your event here please contact Leo Fedorcio on leo.fedorcio@prca.org.uk

 

 

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