Nigerian Women in Public Relations (NGWiPR) has announced its inaugural Reverse
\nMentorship Workshop, with the theme: Leadership Visibility. Leveraging Trends. Managing
\nComplex Teams. The global virtual event, designed for senior professionals with at least
\n15 years\u2019 experience, will hold on July 28 – 29 from 11am – 1pm WAT.
\nSpeaking ahead of the event, keynote speaker Elo\u00efne Barry, Founder & CEO of African
\nMedia Agency (AMA), an award-winning Abidjan-based media company said \u201cPR is a
\nWomen-led industry, today more than ever this industry plays an integral role in the life of
\ncompanies, institutions, international organizations and governments. It is crucial that we
\nbuild a community where we can share, engage and challenge ourselves to grow. I am
\ndelighted to see the Nigerian Women in Public Relations being part of building this
\ncommunity, shifting and creating platforms. When women come together, we create
\nmagic.\u201d<\/p>\n
Nigerian Women in PR has historically delivered innovative events for practitioners and
\nthe general public. In March, the organisation hosted its inaugural annual conference
\nwith the theme: Experiencing PR. During the two-hour event, which included a six-person
\npanel session made up of captains of industry and heads of PR in various organisations,
\nNigerian Women in PR also launched its first book titled Experiencing Public Relations – a
\ncollection of 12 articles on public relations written by Nigerian female PR professionals
\npractising across the world. The organisation also formally opened up its membership
\nplatform, which is opened for young, middle level and senior Nigerian female public
\nrelations professionals.<\/p>\n
Global Public Relations Consultant and Founder of Nigerian Women in PR, Tolulope
\nOlorundero said: \u201cwe understand that as public relations professionals, there must be a
\nconscious effort to upskill and retool ourselves to ensure that we are on track with global
\ntrends and standards. For senior public relations and communications women who have
\nover 15 years\u2019 experience, this first edition of our Reserve Mentorship Workshop will be an
\nintensive retooling program where young professionals will lead the sessions on building
\nvisibility, leveraging trends and managing complex communication teams.\u201d
\nThe Reverse Mentorship Workshop is arguably the first of its kind for public relations
\nprofessionals across the world. It is an exclusive upskilling workshop for senior female
\nPublic Relations and Communications professionals with at least 15 years\u2019 experience.
\nThe Workshop is aimed at helping target participants build leadership visibility,
\nunderstand and leverage new trends in Public Relations while learning how to manage
\nincreasingly complex and global teams. While speaking to journalists about the Workshop
\nconcept, Olorundero said \u201cwe also aim to provide a closed networking forum for the
\nsenior professionals to interact with our carefully researched global faculty. The Workshop
\nwill feature case study sessions facilitated by heads of organisations who have delivered
\nresults using the trends and principles that will be taught.\u201d<\/p>\n
Event faculty Enitan Kehinde, Lead Consultant, BHM will lead the session on
\n\u2018Understanding and Leveraging Trends\u2019 while Jennifer Ogunleye, Google B2B
\nCommunications, UK and Ireland will lead the session on \u2018Business Communications
\nStrategies for Complex Organisations\u2019.
\nCarol Kaemmerer, the faculty who will lead the session on \u2018Building Brands and
\nLeadership Visibility\u2019 will teach participants using her experience after her 20-year stint as
\na marketing communications consultant to a Fortune 500 company ended
\nunexpectedly. Now an internationally recognised executive branding expert,
\nprofessional speaker and author of the award-winning book LinkedIn for the Savvy
\nExecutive, Carol will share some of the career lessons she learned the hard way. \u201cWhile
\nyou are busy minding the brand of your company, remember to mind your own\u201d, says
\nKaemmerer.<\/p>\n
Participants at the Reverse Mentorship Workshop are expected to include senior Nigerian
\npublic relations and communications professionals practising locally and internationally
\nin the banking, investment, FMCG, insurance, healthcare, tech, oil & gas, energy,
\nconsulting and real estate sectors.
\nCase study Faculty, Philippa Dods, is the Head of Marketing for the African region at
\nMeltwater, the global leader in media intelligence and social analytics. She said \u201cI\\’m
\nthrilled to be involved in this event as a guest speaker as well as a partner on behalf of
\nMeltwater.\u201d Meltwater provides social and media intelligence. By examining millions of
\nposts each day from social media platforms, blogs and news sites, Meltwater helps
\ncompanies make better, more informed decisions based on insight from the outside.
\nThe Reverse Mentorship Workshop is an initiative of Nigeria Women in Public Relations .
\nNigerian Women in Public Relations (NGWiPR), established in 2019, is an independent
\nsocial impact organisation created to build a robust network of practicing and aspiring
\nfemale public relations professionals of Nigerian descent. Its aim is to support, inspire and
\nempower these professionals while improving access to career advancing opportunities.
\nSince inception, Nigerian Women in Public Relations has executed a various set of
\noutstanding programs, including Experiencing PR E-book Launch, PR Students` on
\nCampus Summits, and vast social media campaigns #PRin30Seconds and
\n#ThrivethruPR.<\/p>\n
Key event details:
\nOrganiser: Nigerian Women in Public Relations
\nRegistration link: https:\/\/bit.ly\/rmw2021
\nEvent FAQs: https:\/\/youtu.be\/1JZNefrN-Y8
\nDate: July 28-29, 2021
\nTime: 11am WAT<\/p>\n
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