CharityComms Conference: Social marketing

Date: January 27, 2010
Length: 1 day
Location: St. Albans Centre, London
Organiser: CharityComms

The following is a list of speakers from the recent CharityComms social marketing conference. To download a speaker's presentation, please click on the title of their session.


Morning plenary and small group sessions 
 

Ellen O’Donoghue, Head of Social Marketing, Forster, discussed 'Tools to influence behaviour'. 

Patrick Ladbury, Programme Manager, National Social Marketing Centre, led a workshop on 'Using the right social marketing mix to move and motivate your target audience'.

Tom Pey, Director of Public Policy and Development, Guide Dogs, enlightened us on 'The role of research in social marketing'.

Emily Knee, Senior Digital Account Manager, NSPCC, talked about the issue of 'Involving your target audience in social marketing'


Afternoon plenary and small group sessions 

Caroline Hulett, Health Promotion and Information Manager, Breakthrough Breast Cancer, led an afternoon plenary on the subject of 'Working with Primary Care Trusts'.

Nick Radmore, Head of Social Marketing and Brand, British Heart Foundation, spoke on the subject of 'Developing a winning social marketing campaign to influence behaviour'.

Scott Davidson, Programme Design and Evaluation Manager, Global Action Plan, led a breakout session on 'Using peer-to-peer delivery of information to bring about change'.

Nathan Jones, Senior Marketing Manager, Home Office, discussed his experience of 'Delivering and evaluating a campaign: the FRANK campaign'.