Madrid (EFE).- Spanish Information Company EFE will attend the World Information Media Congress, organized by the World Affiliation of Information Publishers (WAN-IFRA), which is able to happen in Zaragoza from September 28-30 to research and focus on the way forward for journalism.
Current occasions in Europe have put the highlight on contemporary challenges information publishers are dealing with which have put sustainability, freedom, democracy and prosperity in danger.
Between 700 and 1,500 leaders from greater than 80 nations are anticipated to attend the World Information Media Congress together with EFE’s president, Gabriela Cañas.
Cañas will broach how one can safeguard and promote the sustainability of media shops in addition to focus on strategic motion plans to arrange information companies for the long run.
The EFE chief can be joined by the president of PRISA Media, Carlos Núñez, and CEO of Clarín AGEA, Héctor Aranda, in a panel dialogue moderated by Concha Iglesias, accomplice answerable for the Media, Leisure and Sports activities Trade at Deloitte.
One other space that can be lined on the Congress is the teachings alliances between information shops have garnered for the media sector.
“Due to cutting-edge applied sciences, they (media teams) share premium stock and digital providers that defend consumer knowledge and facilitate registration. On the promoting aspect, they (media shops) be a part of forces and supply a safe and clear surroundings for advertisers,” organizers of the occasion stated in a press release.
Contributors embrace Ester García, CEO of Havas Media Group, the Havas Group’s community of media companies, and Carlos Godó, CEO of Grupo Godó, writer of La Vanguardia and Mundo Deportivo, amongst others.
The Congress may even sort out how one can handle the rising relationship between public relations, communication administrators and the media.
The communications director of Banco Santander, Patricia Colino, normal director of the Media Affiliation (AMI), Irene Lanzaco, and the overall director of communications at ENDESA, Ignacio Jiménez Soler, will handle the topic.
Some 100 audio system from main information organizations have been invited to share their methods and options to make media shops sustainable.
WP, Reuters, AFP, El País, among the many atendees
Kat Downs Mulder, normal product supervisor and editorial director on the Washington Submit, Alessandra Galloni, editor-in-chief at Reuters, Madhav Chinnappa, director of stories growth for Google, Marcelo Rech, president of the Brazilian Newspaper Affiliation and Pepa Bueno, director of Spanish El País newspaper, may even be current on the occasion, amongst others together with Phil Chetwynd, world information director at AFP, Wolfgang Krach, editor-in-chief at Süddeutsche Zeitung and director of subscriber progress at The New York Occasions.
This 12 months, “we predict an distinctive occasion, with greater than 700 media executives and editors attending the World Congress, the World Editors Summit and the Girls in Information Summit,” Fernando de Yarza, president of WAN-IFRA, stated.
For Vincent Peyrègne, director normal of the World Affiliation of Information Publishers, the way forward for the media and its sustainable progress, is “basic as we meet at a time of heightened social and political division and financial stress.”
“As we face unprecedented challenges — for a lot of probably the most severe since World Conflict II — solidarity and assist are wanted to defend press freedom and be certain that unbiased journalism and media can proceed to play their function,” Peyrègne.
WAN-IFRA is the world’s largest commerce group for information publishers and a number one supplier of real-time enterprise and strategic intelligence providers to information publishers and their expertise companions across the globe.
Its mission is to guard the rights of journalists and editors whereas making certain that the function of the press in society is known and revered.
The World Media Congress is a very powerful annual gathering of media leaders since 1948.
