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Follow on Google News | Paul Holmes' Davos Communications Summit Attracts CEOs from Global PR CompaniesBy: World Communications Forum Association Paul Holmes, Founder and Chair of PRovoke Media, is world-renowned PR guru who has spent more than 30 years studying, analyzing, and reporting on the global public relations industry. During the event he shared powerful learnings, diverse expertise and elevated the voices of those with lived experience among the high-profile attendees. His main focus was the transformation of public communications since the onset of the pandemic, the biggest drivers of this change and what to expect from the future of PR over the next years and how to adapt to ensure prosperity. WCFA launched the Summit with the objective to deliver strategic insights and critical thoughts on key industry changes, bringing together professionals who had their line of work impacted by the pandemic or need guidance for future professional achievements. Among the attendees were award-winning communications professionals, agencies and academics from Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, Greece, India, Iran, Italy, Kenya, Mexico, Russia, Slovenia, United Kingdom and United States. "We were happy and truly thankful to have the one-and-only Paul Holmes for such an interesting and knowledgeable session, part of the Online Davos Communications Forum today. Paul's level of expertise and experience in the field of public communications is more than impressive and his insightful lecture was essential for all professionals in the PR industry. We have been together in Davos many years and I hope that next year we will meet again in Switzerland." "Thank you to the World Communications Forum Association! Full video record of Paul Holmes' Online Summit can be found on July 9 on www.wcfaglobal.com The President Maxim Behar also announced the Association's upcoming project – the Davos Digital Awards, which will be opened for entries in August, 2021. End
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