- 17th Global Communication Conclave organized by Public Relations Council of India (PRCI), in association with the Public Relations Society Delhi (PRSD), explores Trust in the Digital Age: An Intellectual Extravaganza
- The 17th Global Communication Conclave also celebrated excellence through the PRCI’s signature “Chanakya” awards, induction into the “PR Hall of Fame,” and the presentation of the prestigious PRCI Excellence for Corporate Collaterals
NE BUSINESS BUREAU
AHMEDABAD, OCT 9
The Public Relations Council of India (PRCI) has recently conferred with two awards on the PRCI Ahmedabad Chapter at The 17th Global Communication Conclave, organized by the former, in association with the Public Relations Society Delhi (PRSD) which successfully unfolded on September 21st and 22nd, 2023 in New Delhi.
The PRCI Ahmedabad Chapter was adjudged as the best chapter national chapter for its activities and highest number of activities conducted and PRCI Ahmedabad Chapter Secretary Subhojit Sen was awarded as the best secretary across 58 National Chapters and 5 Global Chapters of PRCI body.
This was announced by Vinod Dave, Deepak Makwana, Mithilesh Chudgar, Jayant Arrawatia, Subhojit Sen and Bhargav Thakkar- all office-bearers of the PRCI Ahmedabad Chapter.
The 17th Global Communication Conclave event convened at the Civil Services Officers Institute, Chanakyapuri, on Day 1 & was followed by a transition to the Lakshmipat Singhania Auditorium, PHD House, August Kranti Marg, Hauzkhas, for Day 2. This dynamic conclave emerged as a distinguished platform for industry leaders, communication experts, media veterans, PR specialists, event management professionals, and academic scholars to explore, discuss, and exchange insights on critical themes revolving around trust and transparency in the digital age. Over 250 corporate communication experts and high-end professionals attended this mega event. Esteemed speakers shared their insights on a wide array of topics, emphasizing the importance of building trust and transparency in the digital age.
The inaugural ceremony witnessed an illustrious gathering of industry leaders and dignitaries, including Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, former Minister of Minority Affairs, and KC Tyagi, Ex-Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha. The conclave drew participation from diplomats representing various countries, further underscoring its international prominence. Notable attendees included representatives from the embassies of Austria, Egypt, Israel, Switzerland, and the Philippines, reflecting the global appeal of the event.
MB Jayaram, PRCI Chief Mentor and Chairman Emeritus, expressed enthusiasm for the conclave, highlighting the participation of top-notch speakers and experts from across the world. Geetha Shankar, National President of PRCI proudly said, “PRCI’s 17th Global Communication Conclave has once again proven to be a platform for meaningful dialogues and insights into the evolving landscape of communication in the digital age. We are committed to fostering excellence in the field of public relations and communication.”
The conclave revolved around the overarching theme, “Building Trust in the Digital Age.” It featured thought-provoking sessions and discussions on various critical subjects, including Ethical and Social Implications of Digital Transformation, Reinventing Culture in a Digital Age, Maintaining the Human Element in Public Relations, and Learning Challenges & Opportunities for the Youth in the Era of AI, among others. The 17th Global Communication Conclave also celebrated excellence through the PRCI’s signature “Chanakya” awards, induction into the “PR Hall of Fame,” and the presentation of the prestigious PRCI Excellence for Corporate Collaterals.
