World Communication Forum In Davos 2015: Exploring New Behaviour, Values, Business

On March 10-11, 2015, during the sixth World Communication Forum in Davos, senior-level communicators from five continents will discuss the features of the new global communication agenda. Like every past year since 2010, the Davos Congress Centre will be traditionally hosting the event.

Among the invited participants in the summit, are ministers of communications, CEOs and directors of leading PR agencies, media executives, and scientists. The main topics of WCF-Davos’2015 are:

Global Communications Agenda 2015.

Diplomacy 2.0. Government and communications - development and regulations.
Relations of the future: Ownership. State. Trust.
Comms & leadership. How can Communications help your company be #1?
Communications in Asia.
Visual communications.
Story-telling. Story-sharing. Story-selling.
New interpretation of MICE: Multichannel, Inspiring, Communicative, Engaging.
The next internet.
Personal branding: To Be or Not To Be?
Media as a brand, brand as media.
Employee communications.
PR education.
Country and place branding. How to engage the globe? Communications in Tourism.
The real life-story of a top leader in the Communications industry.
Communications in Sport.

“The World Communication Forum has graduated into a staple for those who want to expand the scope of their professional network. Not many places where you can meet and interact with top experts in Communications from 5 Continents, at a time where the success in our profession critically depends on the ability to function and connect globally.”, says Gianni Catalfamo, Co-Chair of WCFDavos Committee.

The sixth World Communication Forum in Davos is supported by exclusive partner-agencies from 14 countries: Cyber Gear LLC (United Arab Emirates), Pleon Talan (Ukraine), Manifesto Communications Group (Turkey), Canela PR (Spain), Communications Korea (South Korea), DonValley (UK), SPEM Communications (Slovenia), CROS Public Relations & Public Affairs (Russia), Business Press (Italy), Capital Communications (Hungary), KaiserCommunication GmbH (Germany), M3 Communications (Bulgaria), First House (Norway), Business Press (Italy).

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