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ICON 2023 Recap: Panelists Talk AI in Communications

PRSay

Focusing on “Today’s Tools, Future Projections and the Ethical Frontier,” PRSA CEO Linda Thomas Brooks moderated the panel featuring: Carmen San Segundo, global communications director of corporate social responsibility and sustainability, IBM; Aaron Kwittken , CEO, Stagwell Marketing Cloud, Comms Tech Unit; Cayce Myers, APR, Ph.D.

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Brand Awareness, Brand Visibility, and Trust

The Proactive Report

Discover your brand visibility score Brand Affinity and Trust Building brand affinity and trust is increasingly important in 2023, as consumers become more conscious of the companies they want to support. Consumers trust a brand when they believe that the brand is transparent, ethical, and reliable.

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What Sustainable And Mission-Driven Branding Means for Consumer Brands

5W PR

They now seek purposeful brands that create a meaningful impact. Companies must adapt and embrace sustainable brands and mission-driven branding. However, many companies struggle with what it truly means to embrace this approach. They translate into concrete company values that guide company culture.

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Updating Brand Values to Ensure You’re Connecting With Today’s Consumers

5W PR

Brands must align values with ethical practices. Updating their brand values is necessary to better reflect ethical practices. Developing a Clear Mission Statement Developing a clear mission statement can communicate a brand’s ethical values to consumers.

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How Patagonia maintained eco-friendly authenticity in the age of greenwashing

PR in High Definition

Last year, Patagonia’s founder Yvon Chouinard announced the radical move to give the company away to a trust, with all future profits going towards climate crisis initiatives. Even when the company only existed as an equipment catalogue, it encouraged customers to ditch its pitons, after noticing rock-faces were being damaged with its use.

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How to Conduct PR Research Ethically – Marcia DiStaso

Ethical Voices

She discusses a number of important ethics issues, including: How do we ethically ask questions in research? What to absolutely never, ever do when conducting research for a PR campaign Ethical challenges with AI in PR Why don’t you tell me about yourself and your career? PRSA had a poster, “Act Ethically and Carry On”.

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How to Deal with Biased Reporters – Missy Hurley

Ethical Voices

We like to solve the problems that are a little bit harder to communicate, a little bit more niche audiences, and thinking about how can we help fast-growth companies really scale and leverage their unique talents and their unique information. What is the most difficult ethical challenge you ever confronted? Thank you for sharing it.

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