Mumbrella360 returns as an in-person event in 2021
For the first time, the Hilton Hotel will be joined by The Four Seasons and The Sheraton Grand in Sydney’s CBD to play host to individual streams of Mumbrella360: Reimagined – Australia’s largest media and marketing conference.
A number of Australia’s most prominent industry leaders have already been confirmed to speak at the event.
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Monsees, Bekker, Coghill and Hutton will each present on panels
In a one panel, WPP AUNZ CEO and managing director Jens Monesees will be joined by Tourism Australia’s CMO Susan Coghill, KPMG partner Carmen Bekker and Edelman Australia CEO Michelle Hutton, to break down the year that was, how it has affected them and the businesses they work in, and what opportunities they are looking to capitalise on moving forward.
Special Olympics Montana has surpassed $7 million in its largest fundraising campaign since the non-profit launched more than 50 years ago. That campaign began with donations from two Billings philanthropists.
More Australians Fear Climate Change Than Catching COVID-19: Study
Just 25% of respondents to a recent survey say they are worried about being infected with the virus.
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Australians are more fearful of climate change than being infected with COVID-19, the Guardian reports.
February 19, 2021 4:45
Edelman’s 2021 Trust Barometer report has revealed that no media source is trusted for news and information by Australians, with traditional media experiencing a 3% decline in trust from the previous year.
The barometer classifies media sources as ‘trusted’ when they score 60 points or higher based on the average of respondents rating them on a scale of how much they would trust them for news and information. Search engines also experienced a decline from last year, dropping one point, however owned media was up and social media had a nine point jump in the trust Australians hold in it as a news source.