The Conservation Optimism Summit is looking for marketing leaders who would like to help them share positive messages about wildlife conservation.
Rosie Hancock-Pook, who will be leading the session on conversation communication at the Summit, said “Conservation is too often seen as a crisis discipline, one in which bad news predominates. Although nature is facing huge challenges, we feel there are many positive stories out there where conservation has made a difference to people’s lives and to the status of wild nature.
“We are seeking support with a marketing focussed workshop at the upcoming Conservation Optimism Summit, which will be held at Dulwich College on the morning of April 20th. The workshop will empower conservationists to spread positive messages of hope.”
The session will bring together inspirational conservationists and a team of expert marketing professionals for two hours to work intensively to develop an outline marketing campaign that can ‘sell’ conservation optimism and positivity to the public.
If you are interested in learning more please get in touch with Anna Mullenneaux, Chief Matchmaker at Pimp My Cause, at [email protected].