Transformed audiences, expectations and ways of working have made the communications function more important, arguably, than at any other point in history and its capacity to make a significant impact on strategy and business has greatly increased.

Communications functions in today’s organisations face having to engage an audience that is increasingly complex, diverse and tech savvy in an attention economy characterised by digital and crisis fatigue. Hybrid workforces will need to be brought together with a shared sense of culture and teamwork during a time when they are increasingly isolated and disconnected, and expectations regarding social responsibility, transparency and authenticity have never been higher. It will be critical for the communications function to leverage the latest trends, technology and data to adapt to engage audiences, build trust and maximise their impact.

The 8th Corporate Comms Leaders Summit will bring together leaders from across sectors to demonstrate how communications professionals can develop agile and responsive communications strategies to strengthen stakeholder relationships, increase employee wellbeing and protect brand reputations. Delegates will gain tools and strategies to create data-driven strategies, combat disinformation and use an omni-channel approach to increase audience trust and buy-in.