The following free webinar might be of interest to scholars and students exploring branding and ethics in their academic careers. Please share widely.

We are pleased to announce the second part of Centre for Media and Celebrity Studies (CMCS) free webinar on persona branding and sustainability on Saturday, September 1!

We have limited space, so please register now.

Webinar Registration: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/sustainability-persona-branding-webinar-tickets-48582241793 

Receive the webinar link in your e-mail confirmation and save the following dates and speakers' information:

Saturday, September 1 (9 am PDT / 12 pm EST / 5 pm GMT) - 30 mins

- Featuring CMCS Lisbon 2018 best video award winner Victoria Kannen and 2017 LA media panelist Kevin del Principe

Watch & learn more about our key speakers in advance:

Victoria Kannen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQLl_t1qeTI

 

Kevin del Principe: https://vimeo.com/279522845 (http://kevindelprincipe.com/)


Learning Outcomes:

  • Learn how to develop your persona brand (social media, mainstream media, and public speaking)
  • Integrate ethical issues in sustainability regardless of your field of research and practice
  • Strengthen research outcomes, community relations, and media outreach with the help of ethics  
  • Receive practical examples and connect with professionals in the higher education and media industries
Further references for the webinar preparation and Q & A:

For more information, visit http://cmc-centre.com/2018webinar/ 

See you on September 1!
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