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28th EDITION EVALUATE PR: The Intersection of PR and Global Politics: Managing Reputation in Uncertain Times

P+ Measurement Services, Nigeria’s foremost media intelligence and communications measurement agency, proudly announces the 28th edition of its highly anticipated virtual event, EVALUATE PR.

This insightful session will take place on March 28, 2025, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. (WAT) via Google Meet and will explore the theme: “Global Affairs & Market Trends: Understanding the Bigger Picture for Smarter PR.”

The global public relations landscape is rapidly evolving, influenced by geopolitical shifts, economic dynamics, and regulatory changes. This event aims to equip PR and communication professionals with the knowledge to navigate these transformations, enabling them to craft smarter, more adaptable, and ethically sound communication strategies.

EVALUATE PR 28 will feature a distinguished panel of thought leaders and industry practitioners, including Olaotan Fawehinmi, Head of PR and Communications (Energy Storage Division) at Transsion Holdings; Maya Koleva, Director of Research and Insights at Commetric and Director of the International Board of Directors at AMEC; Kenneth Adejumoh, Corporate Communications Manager at Nosak Group; and Stanley Nwadialor, who will moderate the session from P+ Measurement Services. These accomplished experts will share invaluable insights on how global affairs and market trends shape public relations, providing PR professionals with strategies to remain agile and impactful in today’s interconnected world.

By participating in this exclusive session, attendees will gain a global perspective on the impact of geopolitical shifts and market trends on PR strategies. They will receive insights into emerging market dynamics and their influence on public perception and brand reputation.

The session will also cover strategic alignment with international regulatory changes and evolving consumer expectations, as well as ethical communication techniques to enhance credibility while managing sensitive information in a rapidly evolving media environment.

This session is a must-attend for PR professionals looking to adapt to global affairs, leverage market trends, and maintain ethical communication practices in a constantly evolving industry. Mark your calendar for March 28, 2025, and be part of this insightful discussion. Join the session via Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/bmw-qjea-pft.

P+ Measurement Services is Nigeria’s leading independent media intelligence, measurement and evaluation agency. The firm is committed to delivering actionable insights, enabling brands to achieve strategic goals through data-driven media intelligence and PR measurement solutions.

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