London
Two days across London’s premier academic institutions — connecting business school communications leaders with the heavyweights of the U.K. and international media.
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Schedule
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9:30 am: Registration with Coffee, Fruit, and Pastries
9:45 am: Welcome from KikiNetwork Organizers, Kiki and Matt
10:00 am:Media Panel I: The WSJ Executive Suite
Executive Editor, City App Editor, Executive Producer, and Brexit Editor from WSJ
11:30 am:Expert Session: Reaching Students Globally – QS
11:45 am:Expert Session: Making Gurus of Your Professors – Thinkers50
12:30 pm: Lunch
1:45 pm:Expert Session: Rethinking Student Placement – HigherEd
2:00 pm:Media Panel II: Business & The Economy
The Economist, The Independent, The Conversation, The Times, and CNBC
3:15 pm:Special Tour: The Data Observatory
3:45 pm:Media Panel III: Sunday Times & Specialist Press
The Sunday Times, QS, IEDP, Times Higher Ed, and City AM
5:00 pm: Cocktail Reception
8:00 pm: Networking at the Comedy Club
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8:45 am: Registration with Coffee, Fruit, and Pastries
9:15 am: Welcome from Head of School, Stephen Bach
9:30 am: Media Panel IV: The FT Deep Dive
Work & Careers Editor, B-School Reporter, Communities Manager, and Data Journalist
11:00 am: Expert Session: Tracking Journalists on Social Media – Muck Rack
11:15 am: Media Panel V: International Perspectives & Brexit
Il Sole 24 Ore, FAZ, and Financial News at Dow Jones
12:15 pm: Session: Times Higher Ed
12:30 pm: Lunch
1:45 pm: Expert Session: Press Attention for Your Programmes – BlueSky Education
2:00 pm: Media Panel VI: Global Programming
THE Editor, The Economist Columnist, IBT Editor-in-Chief, and BBC Worldwide
3:45 pm: Media Panel VII: The Bloomberg Powerhouse
Bloomberg News Managing Editor, Climate Reporter, Bloomberg TV, and Bloomberg.com
5:00 pm: Cocktails
Event Details
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Host
Imperial College Business School and King’s College London
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Location
Ayrton Rd, Kensington, London and Bush House, 30 Aldwych, London
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Dates
2017
About This Conference
This session centered on "The Expert in the Era of Post-Truth," focusing on how business schools could reclaim their role as primary sources of objective truth during a period of intense political and economic volatility. Hosted in the world’s most concentrated media market, the event challenged communications leaders to move beyond the traditional press release and work with editors from the Financial Times, BBC, and The Guardian to produce data-backed, high-impact commentary that cuts through the noise of the global news cycle.





