2008 Programme |
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Below is the 2008 programme. Whilst the majority of these dates
will be at the City Marketing Suite, there will be some variations,
so please check the venue and also the timing – there are both evening and
lunchtime events. Please also ensure that you book your place before
the meeting to ensure that any changes in the programme can be advised, and
for security reasons your details are listed.
For further information, please contact sueowen@corporate-financial.com or visit http://www.corporate-financial.com where links to a booking form will appear when available. |
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| 11 November | C+FG lunch Tuesday 11 NovemberDavid Wighton, Business and City Editor, The TimesVenue: ICAEW David Wighton became business and city editor of The Times in March of this year. His early career was spent at the Investors Chronicle and the Daily Telegraph reporting on companies. He then moved to the Financial Times where he stayed for 14 years. He started there as a reporter on UK company news, then reported on utilities and later politics. He became UK companies editor in 2000 and the following year financial news editor. In 2002, he moved to New York to take up the post of US News Editor and in 2004 became New York Bureau Chief and US banking editor. This meeting will take place at 12.30pm (sandwich lunch will be served) for 1 o'clock on 11 November at the ICAEW - Chartered Accountants' Hall, One Moorgate Place, EC2R 6EA. To book a place, please click here for an application form or contact Sue Owen at sueowen@corporate-financial.com. |
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| 19 November | C+FG Annual Dinner, Wednesday 19 November 2008
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Calendar for 2008
For updated information and booking forms, see http://www.corporate-financial.com or contact Sue Owen sueowen@corporate-financial.com ; 01483 771932; 2 Greenways, Pembroke Road, Woking, Surrey GU22 7DY. |
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| 14 October | C+FG lunch Tuesday 14 OctoberDamian Reece, Head of Business, The Telegraph GroupVenue: ICAEW We are delighted to welcome as our lunchtime speaker on 14 October, Damian Reece, the Telegraph Group’s Head of Business, a job that was created a year ago, and which covers the Daily, Sunday and website. Damian has spent much of his career at the Telegraph Group having been Deputy then City Editor at the daily paper. He had previously worked for seven years at the Sunday Telegraph covering personal finance and consumer industries. He also had spells as City Editor of The Independent and at Sunday Business. He wrote the Sunday Telegraph Guide to Family Finance (1996) and has won various awards including Business Journalist of the Year (Fast Moving Consumer Goods), Personal Finance Journalist of the Year, Trade Journalist of the Year and Technical Unit Trust Journalist of the Year. He started in journalism in trade and personal finance magazines. The meeting will take place at 12.30pm (sandwich lunch will be served) for 1pm on 14 October at the ICAEW, Chartered Accountants' Hall, One Moorgate Place, EC2R 6EA. To book a place, please click here for an application form or contact Sue Owen at sueowen@corporate-financial.com. |
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| 8 July | C+FG Speaker Lunch – Julian Bailey, Multi Media Editor, BBC Business Editor and Economic News Venue: City Conference Centre, 80 Coleman Street, London EC2R 5BJ (new venue) We are delighted that Julian Bailey, Multi Media Editor, BBC Business and Economic News, our guest speaker at the lunchtime meeting on Tuesday 8 July. The meeting will be held at the City Conference Centre, 80 Coleman Street, London EC2R 5BJ, at 12.30pm for 1pm and will finish by 2pm. Sandwiches will be provided. The BBC re-structured its news services earlier this year in order to integrate further news across television, radio and the website. Julian Bailey will talk about how best to sell business and economic news stories into the BBC in the new era to maximise exposure across the networks. He will cover how we should approach the BBC, what the BBC is looking for from its business and economics news stories and future plans for BBC Business and Economic News. Before taking on his present job, Julian worked as Editor – Radio Programmes in the Business and Economics Unit. Last year he was nominated for the Business Journalist of the Year Awards, Best Broadcast Feature. The previous year he won the Business Journalist of the Year Award in the “breaking news” category for his programme on the demise of Rover. In 2005, he won a silver Sony Radio Award for News Programme of the Year for producing Weekend Business: the Battle for Marks & Spencer. For details of the Corporate + Financial Group's lunch time speaker meetings and other events,
visit You can download a form and information for the speaker lunches from http://www.corporate-financial.com/events/speaker.html |
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| Tuesday 24 June 2008 | Annual summer party Venue: St James's Square Gardens, CIPR 32 St James's Square, London SW1Y 4JR The Corporate + Financial Group Summer Party is a rare opportunity for the industry to meet informally on a large scale. We are delighted that this year's C+FG Summer Party will be held in the unique St James's Square Gardens at the CIPR. Come and enjoy a glass of wine in the relaxed gathering of the PR community and their guests. Guests at the Summer Party will this year be able to enjoy a complimentary 6 months temporary membership of the CIPR Corporate + Financial Group. Cost: Corporate + Financial Group members £25 each, All other attendees £35 each Please return all acceptances, payable to 'CIPR Corporate + Financial Group' and mail to: Sue Owen, Corporate + Financial Group, 2 Greenways, Pembroke Road, Woking, Surrey, GU22 7DY. Please include the name of attendee, company, and contact address, email and phone number Tel/Fax 01483 771932: E-mail: sueowen@corporate-financial.com : http://www.corporate-financial.com Booking forms can be found at http://www.corporate-financial.com The Corporate + Financial Group are grateful to both VMA Group Search and Selection and Precise Media for sponsorship of the event |
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| Tuesday 13 May 2008 | Understanding the tools needed to respond to Internet CrisisDiscussion led by Ashley Hurst, Associate, Media Litigation Group, Olswang The Corporate and Financial Group is hosting a discussion on the tools PR professionals need
to understand in order to respond to internet crisis. Given how easy it is now for negative campaigns
or slurs on companies/individuals on social networking websites, blogs and internet discussion
forums, it is becoming increasingly important for PR professionals to have a thorough understanding
of the legal issues involved before embarking on PR strategy and tactics. This meeting will take place at 12.30pm (sandwich lunch will be served) for 1 o'clock on 13 May 2008 at the City Marketing Suite, Basinghall Street London EC2. The cost of the meeting is £15 per head for members and £20 for non C+FG members. Please note that it is not possible for us to accept reservations by telephone. You must reply, with payment as soon as possible. If you cannot draw a company cheque in time, please send a personal one. Entry may be refused to those who have not paid. Please note we do not issue confirmation of booking or invoices; if a receipt is required it will be emailed. For security reasons the name, position and company of your guests must be completed. |
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| 12 February |
CIPR Corporate + Financial Group lunch time meeting 12 February 2008Venue: City Marketing Suite, Basinghall Street London Alex Brummer has been City Editor for the Daily Mail since 2000. During his 30 years’ experience working in the media, he has won over eight awards which include the World Forum Leadership Forum Business Journalist of the Year and Commentator of the Year in 2006 as well as the 2002 Worldwork Media Awards Newspaper Journalist of the Year. He has written biographies of Lord Hanson and Lord Weinstock. He is a regular panellist and speaker including the BBC Financial World This Week and at Jewish events. Alex Brummer started his media career at J Walter Thomson and Haymarket Publishing between 1970 and 1972. He then went to work for the Guardian as the Financial Correspondent. He was the main reporter on the fringe banking crisis of 1973/4 and the 1976 sterling crisis. After six years in this position he became the US Financial and Washington Correspondent for the Guardian. He then took up positions as a Foreign Editor and Financial Editor and completed his 26 year tenure at the Guardian as Associate Editor. He worked as Consultant Editor for the Financial Mail on Sunday between 1999 and 2000. Sponsored by Hanson Search Follow this link for a booking form . For details of the Corporate + Financial Group's lunch time speaker meetings,
contact Sue Owen, 2 Greenways, Pembroke Road, Woking, Surrey GU22 7DY
Telephone: 01483 771932
The next event will be the evening event at Olswang on 12 March.
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| 13 November |
CIPR Corporate + Financial Group Speaker LunchAndrew Hill is City Editor of the Financial Times and Editor of the Lombard column. He joined the FT in 1988 as a UK companies reporter, and has been a Brussels correspondent, Milan correspondent, Foreign News Editor and Deputy Foreign Editor. From September 1999 until July 2003, he was the FT's New York Bureau Chief, US Business Editor and a member of the paper's US editorial board. Whilst in New York, he was a regular speaker on business reporting at the NYU School of Journalism. This year he was short listed for the London Press Club Annual Awards Business Journalist of the Year and a Nominee for Best Commentator at the Business Journalist of the Year Awards. His article 'The decline and fall of the cult of equity' was included in the 2003 book 'The Best Business Stories of the Year'. There shall also be an Annual Dinner on 6th November at The Commonwealth Club with guest speaker Evan Davis, BBC Economics Editor. There are still some places available, but going fast. Venue: City Marketing Suite, Basinghall Street London EC2 |
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| 6 November | CIPR Corporate + Financial Group Annual DinnerTime: 6.45pm for 7.30pm Venue:The Commonwealth Club, 25 Northumberland Avenue, London WC2N 5AP Evan Davis was appointed as the BBC’s Economics Editor in October 2001. He is responsible for reporting and analysing economic developments on a range of programmes on BBC radio and television particularly the Ten O’clock News and the Today Programme. In his blog, Evanomics, he discusses subjects ranging from road pricing, care for the elderly, the Budget and how to choose wine. Previously he was the economics editor for Newsnight. Before joining the BBC he worked with the Institute of Fiscal Studies and London Business School. He has won many awards including Business Journalist of the Year, Best Communicator and the Harold Wincott Business Broadcaster of the Year award. He is also well known for his appearances as a presenter on Dragons’ Den and The Bottom Line. Mani Pillai, C+FG chairman, and the C+FG Committee For further information, see www.corporate-financial.com or contact |
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| 9 October |
Lunch Time MeetingTime: 12.30pm for 1pm Venue: City Marketing Suite, Basinghall Street London EC2 We are delighted that, for our lunch-time event on 9 October, Marcus Wright and Emily Nelson are able to do a Dow Jones/The Wall Street Journal Europe “double-act”. Marcus, senior editor, Dow Jones Newswires EMEA, will talk about the workings of the newswire; while Emily, London bureau chief of The Wall Street Journal, will talk about the Journal from the perspective of the London office. They will also cover the inter-relationship between the two news operations. This meeting will take place at 12.30pm (sandwich lunch will be served) for 1 o'clock on 9 October 2007 in the City Marketing Suite, Basinghall Street London EC2. |
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| 11 September |
C+FG guest speaker, Alex Brummer, City Editor, Daily MailVenue: Venue: City Marketing Suite, Basinghall Street, London EC2 Alex Brummer has been City Editor for the Daily Mail since 2000. During his 30 years’ experience working in the media, he has won over eight awards which include the World Forum Leadership Forum Business Journalist of the Year and Commentator of the Year in 2006 as well as the 2002 Worldwork Media Awards Newspaper Journalist of the Year. He has written biographies of Lord Hanson and Lord Weinstock. He is a regular panelist and speaker including the BBC Financial World This Week and at Jewish events. Alex Brummer started his media career at J Walter Thomson and Haymarket Publishing between 1970 and 1972. He then went to work for the Guardian as the Financial Correspondent. He was the main reporter on the fringe banking crisis of 1973/4 and the 1976 sterling crisis. After six years in this position he became the US Financial and Washington Correspondent for the Guardian. He then took up positions as a Foreign Editor and Financial Editor and completed his 26 year tenure at the Guardian as Associate Editor. He worked as Consultant Editor for the Financial Mail on Sunday between 1999 and 2000. |
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| 20 June 2007 |
C+FG Annual Summer PartyVenue: St James's Square Gardens, CIPR, 32 St James's Square,
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| 1 May |
C+FG Evening Event - Lord ChadlingtonVenue: Vantis, 66 Wigmore Street, London, W1U 2HQ |
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| 24 April |
CIPR Corporate + Financial Group and PR Newswire Meet the Media eventTuesday 24 April 2007, |
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| 28 March |
C+FG and PR Newswire joint EventPR Newswire and the CIPR Corporate + Financial Group Meet the Media event Venue: Gladstone Library, One Whitehall Place, Whitehall,
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| 13 March |
C+FG Speaker LunchVenue: City Marketing Suite, Basinghall Street, London EC2 |
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| 13 February |
C+FG Speaker Lunch Tuesday 13 February Venue: City Marketing Suite, Basinghall Street, London EC2 Speaker: Lawson Muncaster, Managing Director, City A.M. Lawson started his career at Scottish TV before moving to London to work for Eurosport where he was promoted to sales director across the UK in 1996. In 1997 Lawson became sales director with outdoor contractor Mills and Allen but by 1999 was lured back to television as sales director for CNN. In 2000 Lawson moved away from television for the second time, moving to Metro International as Vice President, Global Sales. He left in 2004. In September 2005, he and Jens Torpe launched a new paper aimed exclusively at London's business and financial areas - CITY A.M. The free daily business tabloid covers "business with personality", providing not only business news and analysis but also leisure, lifestyle and sports editorial. Brand extensions include a CITY P.M. podcast and mobizine. The paper is distributed by hand from 6am, Monday to Friday, at key commuter points as office workers pour into City of London and Canary Wharf districts. Total distribution peaked at 93,737 in 2006 and is set to reach 100,000 within the first quarter of 2007. Lawson's passions are his family, CITY A.M., golf and Celtic FC. |
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PR Newswire and the CIPR Corporate + Financial Group Meet the Media event Wednesday 28 February 2007 at 6pm. Venue: Gladstone Library, One Whitehall Place, Whitehall, London SW1A 2HD Speaker: Michael Kavanagh, Assistant News Editor, UK companies' desk, Financial Times The purpose of our Meet the Media events are to put you in front of key media contacts to find out how their respective publications work. Provide you with an insight into their specialist areas, give advice on achieving coverage and inform you on effective targeting of journalists within their sector. PR Newswire and the CIPR Corporate + Financial Group are excited to announce our guest speaker for this event will be Michael Kavanagh, Assistant Editor of the Financial Times. Michael will be talking about the Financial Times, and what PR Newswire clients should be doing to attract their attention. Michael Kavanagh is Assistant News Editor on the UK companies' desk of the Financial Times. The desk is responsible for commissioning and editing a wide range of news and analysis covering the UK corporate sector - including mergers and acquisitions, results, restructurings and the impact of regulation on UK business. Michael has previously worked on FT.com's news desk, overseeing a wide range of general international, national and business news published online. Before the FT, he worked on staff and freelanced for a wide range of UK business titles. |
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