congress international corporate reputation and university reputation
The University of Navarra's campus in Madrid is hosting Reputation Week, the international event dedicated to sharing best practices in corporate and university reputation with academics and professionals from around the world.
An activity for professionals in the world of reputation, the management of intangibles and corporate communication in institutions, companies and universities.
knowledge practical. Experts will share knowledge and experiences in corporate reputation, and attendees will work in teams on design reputation strategies.
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Speakers
Violina Rindova
Professor of Strategic Management and Entrepreneurship at the University of Southern California.
Joep Cornelissen
Professor of Corporate Communication and Management at the Rotterdam School of Management (Netherlands)
Paul Andrew
Vice President for Public Affairs and Communications, Harvard University
Marina Chinchilla
Deputy Director of Administration
Prado National Museum
John Tomasi
President of Heterodox Academy (United States)
Gloria Origgi
Philosopher and director of research
CNRS - high school Nicod (Paris, France)
Mark Sudbury
Director of World 100 Reputation Network (United Kingdom)
María Luisa Martínez Gistau
Director of Communication and Institutional Relations at CaixaBank
Jane Chafer
CASE Vice President of Communications, Marketing & Membership
Kirsty Walker
Vice-President (External Engagement), University College London
José Bogas
CEO of Endesa
Jordi Canals
President of the Center for Corporate Governance (IESE Business School)
The regular registration period is open at congress.
From September 1st to February 28th there was an extraordinary period with a 35% discount on the enrollment.
enquiry our pricing policy and sign up!
Reputation Week is an international congress organized by the Center for University Governance and Reputation of the University of Navarra and Corporate Excellence-Reputation Leadership to reflect and share experiences on how organizations can improve their corporate governance through reputational care, stakeholder engagement and contribution to the common good.
Reputation Week is composed of two complementary content panels: from October 3 to 4, the International Building Corporate Reputation (BCR); and from October 5 to 6, the International Building University Reputation (BUR). The meeting will bring together dozens of academics and practitioners, and will inspire research and partnership projects between institutions on subject reputation, the management of intangibles and corporate communication.
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Information and contact
María Barcaiztegui
administrative office Technician
+34 948 42 56 00
bur@unav.es
Location
University of Navarra - Campus Madrid
C. del Marquesado de Sta. Marta, 3
28027 Madrid