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DESCRIPTION:Welcoming members Director level and up\, to join up to 15 Mark
 eting Leaders in this executive round table discussion.Join Eric Tang\, Ma
 naging Director of Porter Novelli Canada and Adam Reeves\, Chief Creative 
 Officer\, TBWA\Group Canada to explore how brands can cut through the nois
 e with creativity and mitigate the risks of striking a wrong chord with st
 akeholders. In other words: how to be bold without getting cancelled. Some
  brands are famous for taking a strong social stance on select issues\, ot
 hers wear their irreverence as a badge of honour. Yet many are navigating 
 the safe\, middle lane\, avoiding the even most remote chance to offend. I
 n this 60-minute small group discussion\, we will explore the best practic
 es and processes to bring marketing\, creative\, and reputation management
  strategies together in service of the brand to achieve desired business g
 oals.Come ready to collaborate and discuss. Proposed topics of discussion 
 include:What constitutes an authentic brand and why is it important? How s
 hould authenticity and creativity complement each other? * What are the co
 mmon anticipated stakeholders concerns and what matters?What does “pushing
  the envelope” mean in today’s cancel-prone culture? *How should brands pu
 t guard rails in place to foster creativity and product their reputation? 
 * Where do we go from here? Please submit your questions and come prepared
  to chat. Only 15 spots available.Eric Tang\, Managing Director\, Porter N
 ovelli CanadaEric is a brand and corporate communications specialist with 
 over 20 years experience managing complex brand positioning\, creative cam
 paigns and risk. He has established a track record of developing and prote
 cting clients’ brand reputation\, managing their multi-stakeholder relatio
 nships\, and growing and defending clients’ market share.In his expansive 
 career\, Eric has served Canadian and global leaders in their industries\,
  such as Adobe\, Celestica\, HP\, and Mercedes-Benz. Eric has lived and wo
 rked in Canada\, the US\, Hong Kong\, and the UK. He holds an MBA from the
  Ivey Business School\, Canada.Adam Reeves\, Chief Creative Officer\, TBWA
 \Group CanadaAdam Reeves has been a copywriter and creative director for m
 ore than 20 years. He brings with him a wealth of experience leading great
  teams creating inspiring\, effective\, and occasionally hilarious work. H
 is goal is making big\, iconic ideas happen with impact and intention. And
  to create work that earns and burns its way into people’s eyes\, ears and
  hearts.Adam’s work has been recognized by The Grammy Awards (Best Video 2
 010)\, The AICP Next Awards\, The United Nations Office of Public Informat
 ion\, Cannes\, D&amp\;AD\, The One Show\, The Webbys\, The FWA\, LIA\, IAB
  MIXX\, The Google Creative Sandbox\, and has been part of three Agency of
  the Year victories. His HBO “Cube” installation is in the permanent colle
 ction of the MOMA. In 2010\, Creativity Magazine named Adam the most award
 ed copywriter in the world.
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SUMMARY:(Virtual) CMA Café: Creativity With Caution: Safeguarding Ideas in 
 a Cautious World
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Welcoming members Director level an
 d up\, to join up to 15 Marketing Leaders in this executive round table di
 scussion.</strong></p><p>Join Eric Tang\, Managing Director of Porter Nove
 lli Canada and Adam Reeves\, Chief Creative Officer\, TBWA\Group Canada to
  explore how brands can cut through the noise with creativity and mitigate
  the risks of striking a wrong chord with stakeholders. In other words: ho
 w to be bold without getting cancelled. Some brands are famous for taking 
 a strong social stance on select issues\, others wear their irreverence as
  a badge of honour. Yet many are navigating the safe\, middle lane\, avoid
 ing the even most remote chance to offend. In this 60-minute small group d
 iscussion\, we will explore the best practices and processes to bring mark
 eting\, creative\, and reputation management strategies together in servic
 e of the brand to achieve desired business goals.<br></p><p>Come ready to 
 collaborate and discuss. Proposed topics of discussion include:<br></p><ul
  style="list-style-type: disc"><li>What constitutes an authentic brand and
  why is it important? </li><li>How should authenticity and creativity comp
 lement each other? * </li><li>What are the common anticipated stakeholders
  concerns and what matters?</li><li>What does “pushing the envelope” mean 
 in today’s cancel-prone culture? *</li><li>How should brands put guard rai
 ls in place to foster creativity and product their reputation? * </li><li>
 Where do we go from here? </li></ul><p>Please submit your questions and co
 me prepared to chat. Only 15 spots available.<br></p><p><strong>Eric Tang\
 , Managing Director\, Porter Novelli Canada</strong><br></p><p>Eric is a b
 rand and corporate communications specialist with over 20 years experience
  managing complex brand positioning\, creative campaigns and risk. He has 
 established a track record of developing and protecting clients’ brand rep
 utation\, managing their multi-stakeholder relationships\, and growing and
  defending clients’ market share.</p><p>In his expansive career\, Eric has
  served Canadian and global leaders in their industries\, such as Adobe\, 
 Celestica\, HP\, and Mercedes-Benz. Eric has lived and worked in Canada\, 
 the US\, Hong Kong\, and the UK. He holds an MBA from the Ivey Business Sc
 hool\, Canada.</p><p><strong>Adam Reeves\, Chief Creative Officer\, TBWA\G
 roup Canada</strong><br></p><p>Adam Reeves has been a copywriter and creat
 ive director for more than 20 years. He brings with him a wealth of experi
 ence leading great teams creating inspiring\, effective\, and occasionally
  hilarious work. His goal is making big\, iconic ideas happen with impact 
 and intention. And to create work that earns and burns its way into people
 ’s eyes\, ears and hearts.</p><p>Adam’s work has been recognized by The Gr
 ammy Awards (Best Video 2010)\, The AICP Next Awards\, The United Nations 
 Office of Public Information\, Cannes\, D&amp\;AD\, The One Show\, The Web
 bys\, The FWA\, LIA\, IAB MIXX\, The Google Creative Sandbox\, and has bee
 n part of three Agency of the Year victories. His HBO “Cube” installation 
 is in the permanent collection of the MOMA. In 2010\, Creativity Magazine 
 named Adam the most awarded copywriter in the world.</p>
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