International Reputation Week brought together 200 corporate and university reputation experts from 70 institutions and 20 countries from October 3-6 at the University of Navarra'scampus in Madrid. The congress was organized by the University of Navarra and Corporate Excellence-Centre for Reputation Leadership and sponsored by Telefónica, Santander, DKV, LLYC, TrustMaker and Reputation Lab.
The organizers would like to thank the speakers, attendees and sponsors. The survey satisfaction survey, sent out the following week, provided initial feedback. Below, we highlight some data and the main learnings. Thank you for your feedback and for helping us to improve.
96%
of the attendees consider that the organization of congress has been good or very good.
90%
of attendees would recommend a colleague to participate in congress.
76%
of the attendees consider that the contents of congress have been good or very good.
73%
of the attendees say that congress has met their expectations.
The congress has also left numerous news in the media. A following are some of the most outstanding appearances:
09|10|2023
International Reputation Week sets out the strategic axes core topic to build reputation
The international meeting on reputation, organized by the University and Corporate Excellence - Centre for Reputation Leadership, will be held at the University's
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05|10|2023
Paul Andrew (Harvard): "In this climate of misinformation and polarization, we have to be willing to stand up for our values and reach for the truth."
Harvard University's Vice President for Communication spoke at congress on University Reputation within the Int.
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03|10|2023
Connecting with stakeholders, core topic to boost corporate and university reputation
200 experts from more than 20 countries participate in the International Reputation Week, organized by the University and Corporate Excellence.
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LINKS TO NEWS PUBLISHED IN THE MEDIA
You can also remember the congress in this image gallery.
In the coming months, we will publish a book with some of the lectures from congress.
