A PR’s Guide to COP29

Name: PRmoment.com
Price range: $

When:	6th Nov 2024, 3:55PM
Location:	Online
Organiser:	PRmoment Events
Price:	FREE

Why attend:

COP’s are important occasions where global business and global politics meet to discuss the most important issue of our time—climate change. COP29’s proximity to the US election, the current geopolitical crisis and the reality that this COP is taking place in Azerbaijan mean that this could perhaps be the most tense COP yet.

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A PRmoment event in partnership with Pa mediapoint

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Agenda:

3.55pm	Chairperson’s intro Ben Smith, founder, PRmoment
4.00pm	Highlighting the role journalists play in covering critical climate finance developments at COP29 and how PR & comms professionals can align their messaging with breaking stories Rebecca Speare-Cole, sustainability reporter, PA Mediapoint Pre-publication insights: How journalists gather embargoed content and forward plan, allowing PR teams to anticipate and tailor their strategies Real-time news reactions: The importance of monitoring media activity and staying reactive as the news changes during a high-profile event Press releases that stand out: Best practices for crafting press releases that connect to journalists and resonate within the larger COP29 discussion
4.20pm	The implications of the US elections on COP29 and COP30 - within 24 hours of the elections taking place! Stephen Kelly, associate director, Boldt Can COP29 be “the finance Cop” without America? Could the U.S continue to be a global leader on climate change under Trump 2.0? A junction on the road for the global climate crisis: turn right for Trump, left for Harris What does a Harris or Trump election win mean for the politics of the global climate crisis? Is the era of international collaboration around climate policy over?
4.40pm	The Labour government's approach to COP29 James van der Graaf, director, H/Advisors Cicero Why sustainability and COP29 are high on the new government’s agenda The role of COP29 in the UK Government’s attempt to become a global driver of sustainability and climate policy Why COP29 is not an opportunity to influence UK government policy Is COP29 an important COP within the COP cycle? Why Sunak was an outlier in the UK’s approach to climate and sustainability policy
5.00pm	Looking ahead to COP30: Who cares more about the climate crisis - business or consumers? Sophie Morello, associate director, Communications, SEC Newgate A summary of the findings of the ESG Monitor Report 2024 Which consumers care about the climate crisis? Which businesses care about the climate crisis? Is the term ESG now too tainted to recover? How will these issues impact the COP movement going forward?
5.20pm	Close of show

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