London
Two days in the U.K. media capital — returning by popular demand to connect business school leaders with the faces behind the world's most influential newsrooms.
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Schedule
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9:00am: Registration at The Dorsett Shepherds Bush Hotel, 58 Shepherds Bush Green, London, England, W12 8QE
10:00am: Introduction from KikiNetwork Organizers, Kiki & Matt
10:15am: Best Practices Session
11:45am: Walk to ScaleSpace, Imperial College White City Campus, 58 Wood Lane, London for a campus tour
12:45pm: Lunch at Scale Space Campus, 58 Wood Lane, London W12 7RZ
2:00pm: Media Panel I
Quartz: Managing Editor
Times of London: Enterprise Editor
Times Higher Ed: Editor
Reuters: Senior Correspondent
3:30pm: Media interview
Poets&Quants: Managing Editor
4:00pm: Media Panel II
Edge Magazine / Forbes: Editor
FT, Monocle: Biz Ed Freelancer
FT, The Economist, Guardian: Biz Ed Freelancer
Poets&Quants: European Correspondent
BBC, Forbes, Huffington Post and more: Freelancer
5:30pm: Cocktail hour
7:30pm: Group Dinner -
9:00am: Join us at the conference with coffee
9:15am: Media Panel III
BusinessBecause: Editor
The Pie: CEO
Telegraph: Business reporter
Reuters: Audience Editor
10:30am: Interview Wired UK, BBC News, The Economist & more: Journalist
11:00pm: Media Panel IV
FT: Global Education Editor
FT: Rankings Editor
FT: Business School Reporter
12:30pm: Lunch
2:00pm: Media Panel V
The Economist: Finance Editor
Business Insider: Careers Reporter
Sifted: Digital Editor
3:30pm: Media interview
Daily News LinkedIn: Managing Editor
4:00pm: Media Panel VI
The Economist: Business Editor
FT: Senior Business Reporter
Bloomberg: Bureau Chief
Bloomberg: EMEA Consumer & HC Team Leader
5:30pm: Closing remarks
Event Details
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Host
Imperial College Business School
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Location
London, England
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Dates
May 9 & 10, 2022
About This Conference
This session focused on "The Authority Economy," helping business schools navigate a post-truth landscape by positioning faculty as high-trust experts. With the UK media undergoing significant shifts in digital-first reporting, attendees worked directly with editors from the FT and the BBC to understand how academic research can break through the 24-hour political news cycle.